To standardize or the process of establishing and implementing uniform technical or quality standards

a standard or specification that is higher than average; stringent; of a high quality or specification

standard deviation; a measure of how spread out numbers are in a set of data

Official guidelines and criteria for curriculum, teaching, and assessment in primary and secondary education; often abbreviated as [[课标|課標|ke4 biao1]].

The uniform official time observed within a specific time zone, country, or region, typically based on a central meridian or the time zone of the capital city.

A front-facing, bust-length photo of a person taken without a hat, usually for identification cards or official documents.

A component or part manufactured according to unified national or industrial standards; standardized item

standards issued by a government ministry or department

The universal system of measurement; historically referred to in Chinese as the international system of weights and measures, now standardizing on units like [[公尺|公尺|gong1 chi3]], [[公斤|公斤|gong1 jin1]], and [[公升|公升|gong1 sheng1]]

The pronunciation of a standard language, typically based on a prestigious dialect; for example, the Beijing dialect is the standard for Mandarin Chinese.

The standardized form of a national language used for formal communication and nationwide education; often refers to a language that has been refined and regularized

unit of pressure equal to 101.325 kilopascals or approximately 14.69 pounds per square inch

ballroom dancing or social dance performed to set standards of movement and style

National technical standards or benchmarks used across a country; in mainland China, these are often abbreviated as [[国标|國標|guo2 biao1]].

standard clock; a highly accurate clock used as a time reference, often called a regulator

Deutsches Institut für Normung e.V. (DIN), the German national organization for standardization

standards of aesthetic judgment; criteria for beauty

technical criterion or standard for technology

standard deviation; a measure of how spread out numbers are in a set of data

Any of a set of eight reference vowels used in linguistics to provide a standard scale for describing the sounds of any language

a test administered and scored in a consistent, or standard, manner

The standardized form of written characters used for formal education and official publications. Specifically refers to the regulated character sets established by language authorities, such as the "Standard Form of National Characters" in Taiwan, similar to the historical concept of [[字样|字樣|zi4 yang4]] from the Tang Dynasty.

standard size; gauge; standard dimensions

canonical form; standard format

Any of the twenty-four regions of the globe, each spanning 15 degrees of longitude, that observe a uniform standard time; also same as [[时区|時區|shi2 qu1]].

the official local time of a region or country determined by a specific time zone

Standard & Poor's (S&P), a company specializing in financial market ratings; the S&P financial index

In golf, the standard number of strokes a player is expected to need to complete a hole or a full course

the Standard Model of particle physics

standard-definition video or image resolution quality, often referring to 480i or 576i formats

standard portrait photo used for identification, such as for a passport or license

standard conditions for temperature and pressure, specifically in physics and chemistry

standard conditions for temperature and pressure

standards organization; standards body

standard; norm; standardized specifications

the standard equipment or base set of features included with a product such as a vehicle or computer

a standard hotel room typically equipped with two beds and standard amenities

Greenwich Mean Time (GMT); most common in Taiwan usage

Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)

Technical requirements and norms established by governments to protect environmental quality and maintain ecological balance

to meet requirements or specifications

not meeting a specific standard, criterion, or requirement; substandard

American Standard Code for Information Interchange; a character encoding standard for electronic communication

American Standard Code for Information Interchange

Standard for the quality of goods or services; quality control criteria

A character encoding standard used in Taiwan from 1986 to 1992, also known as CNS 11643-1986.

not conforming to established standards; unconventional

The American National Standards Institute