technique
UK: tɛkˈniːk | US: tɛkˈniːk
n. a method or skill used to accomplish a specific task
n. the practical application of knowledge in a particular field
n. technical skill or ability in art, music, sports, etc.
The word "technique" entered English in the early 19th century from French, where it originally referred to systematic methods in arts or sciences. Its Greek root tekhnē broadly encompassed craftsmanship, artistry, and practical knowledge. Over time, the term evolved to emphasize specialized skills and systematic procedures, reflecting the growing importance of technical expertise in modern fields.
She mastered the painting technique after years of practice.
The surgeon’s precise technique minimized the patient’s recovery time.
This cooking technique preserves the flavors of the ingredients.
His violin technique is admired by musicians worldwide.
The workshop teaches advanced techniques for digital marketing.