规格

• 拼音: guī gé
• 汉字拆解: 规 = 夫 + 见 (a compass — to set standards); 格 = 木 (wood) + 各 (each) — a framework or pattern

含义

Specifications; standard dimensions or quality requirements. The defined parameters that a product, service, or procedure must meet.

Used heavily in manufacturing, engineering, and business contexts to refer to technical specifications, product grades, or required standards. Can also refer metaphorically to the level or calibre of a person or event — 高规格接待 means a high-level reception with full honours.

例句

1. 这批零件的规格不符合合同要求，必须退换。
2. 此次会议按照高规格标准进行了接待安排。
3. 产品出厂前须经过严格的规格检测，确保每件合格。

用法指南

语境: manufacturing, business, engineering

语气: neutral

正确说法

• 采购部门需要确认供应商提供的产品规格与技术要求完全一致。(The procurement department needs to confirm that the product specifications provided by the supplier fully match the technical requirements.)
• 这次峰会采用了高规格的安保和接待方案，彰显了双边关系的重要性。(This summit employed a high-specification security and hospitality arrangement, underscoring the importance of the bilateral relationship.)

错误说法

• 他的说话规格很高 — 规格 is for measurable standards or levels of treatment, not personal manner; say 他说话水平很高 or 他很有水平

起源与历史

规 (standard/rule) + 格 (grid/pattern/standard). Together: the defined framework that serves as a standard — the specifications against which conformity is measured.

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal