- standardize (Amer.)
- [stand·ard·ize || 'stændə(r)daɪz]◙ v. לתקנן, לקבוע תקן, לקבוע נורמה, לקבוע סטנדרד, לקבוע קריטריון, לקבוע אמת-מידה, לעשות סטנדרטיזציה (גם standardise)
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standardize (Amer.)
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