technical [ˈteknɪkəl] ?
adjective
técnico this is getting too technical esto se está poniendo muy técnico; a technical hitch un fallo técnico
After some technical hitches the show finally got under way
a technical offence (Jur) un delito de carácter técnico; un cuasidelito
They have been found guilty of a number of technical offences. There is no question of any impropriety whatsoever The operation of an unlicensed radio transmitter could be a technical offence under the Wireless and Telegraphy Act
a technical point un detalle técnico; for technical reasons por motivos técnicos
The flight from Paris had been delayed for technical reasons
the government has scored a technical victory teóricamente, el gobierno ha logrado una victoria
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technical college (n) (Britain) (Educ) escuela politécnica; (f) instituto de formación profesional; (m) (Esp)
technical drawing (n) dibujo técnico; (m)
technical knockout (n) (Boxing) K.O. técnico; (m) In beating Galvano on a technical knockout at the end of the third round, Benn became the first Briton to both world titles
technical support (n) (Comput) (servicio de) asistencia técnica; (m) (f) A record one million copies of Windows 95 software were sold in the first four days following its much-hyped launch, Microsoft said last night. Calls for technical support, at more than 20,000 a day, were also running at record levels Technical support for the system will be built into the future versions of the Microsoft Web browser, Internet Explorer Make sure you ask what hours the technical-support desk operates
