"techno" značenje u engleski leksikon

Technical; technological

Množina: technos

Dance music in Minimalist style played on electronic instruments, created with extensive use of studio technology for a futuristic, machine-made sound, sometimes with sampled soul vocals. The German band Kraftwerk (formed 1970) is an early example, and Germany continued to produce some of the best techno records in the 1990s.

Množina: techno weenies

Množina: techno-pops

Popular music featuring extensive use of synthesizers

Množina: techno-thrillers

A thriller whose plot relies on modern technology

Množina: technobabbles

Language that includes incomprehensible technical terms and jargon. In ordinary conversation, many of the words in this dictionary might be considered technobabble. Technical jargon from computing and other high-tech subjects.

Množina: technocracies

Government by technical experts.
A form of government in which scientists and technical experts are in control.
Society controlled by technical experts such as scientists and engineers. The term was invented by US engineer W H Smyth (1855–1940) 1919 to describe his proposed “rule by technicians”, and was popularized by James Burham (1905–1987) in Managerial Revolution 1941.

Množina: technocrats

An advocate of technocracy.

Of, relating to, or suggestive of a technocrat or a technocracy

Singular of technocrats is technocrat.

Množina: technographies

Description of arts and crafts.

Technology

Pertaining to stone tools.

1. Of, relating to, or characterized by technology
2. Resulting from improvements in technical processes that increase productivity of machines and eliminates manual operations or operations done by older machines

ETYM Cf. French technologique.
Based in scientific and industrial progress.