specs1 [speks] N
specs pl inf KURZ specifications
- specs
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specs2 [speks] N
specs pl esp Brit inf KURZ spectacles
- specs
- cvikeri sl
spec·ta·cles ['spektəkl̩z] N
spectacles pl Brit:
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She began writing television specs and acquired a literary agent.
en.wikipedia.org For these, sweep range, linearity, and distortion are often most important specs.
en.wikipedia.org Jeans father taught school, printed a newspaper, fitted specs, farmed and sent ten of his fourteen children to college.
en.wikipedia.org These auxiliary specs were removed when focusing in the regular range beyond 36 inches.
en.wikipedia.org Manufacturers simply provide a ready-to-race car to a customer and the teams are limited in what they can alter from production specs.
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