standard; norm; criterion; (adjective) standard; good; correct; conforming to a standard

to approve; to ratify

to take aim at; to target

not sure; maybe

to allow; to grant; in accordance with; in the light of

to aim at; to target; to point at; to be directed at; registration; alignment (mechanical engineering)

level (of achievement etc); standard; level (surveying)

accurate; exact; precise; precision

to obtain permission

to observe and make sure; to check

to calibrate

to authorize; to investigate then ratify

variant of 一準|一准[yi1 zhun3]

to serve as the norm; ...shall prevail (as standard for rules, regulations, price etc)

to be valid; to count; authentic

to guarantee; reliable; for sure

to approve; to permit; approval; permission

evidence (that one can rely on); grounds (for believing sth)

(surveying) datum; standard; criterion; benchmark

not up to scratch; subpar; off; gone awry; (of an instrument) to be out of kilter; (of a forecast) to be off the mark

Kou Zhun (961-1023), Northern Song politician and poet

approved by His (or Her) Majesty; permission graciously granted (from highly authoritative position); to graciously permit; to condescend to allow

request granted (formal usage in old document); to aim (gun)

to give special approval

to calculate precisely; to identify; to discern; to tell

to identify clearly; to make sure of; to believe firmly

to adjust to the right value; to tune; to focus (a camera etc); to set (the date, the time) to the correct value

nonstandard; incorrect; (of one's speech) poor; woeful (not in keeping with correct pronunciation or usage)

to be unsure about a matter; to be uncertain; to be unable to make sense of sth

in doubt; unsure of sth; unable to decide; indecisive

lacking class; boorish; poor quality; substandard

unable to say; can't say precisely

Chung Mongjoon (1951-), Korean magnate and the founder of Hyundai 現代|现代[Xian4 dai4]

nonstandard

industry standard

values; standards

double standard

technology standard

to aim in front of a moving target

international human rights norms

applicable anywhere (idiom)

Actual practice is the sole criterion for judging truth (item from Deng Xiaoping theory, from 1978)