Synonyms for engineering
ˌɛn dʒəˈnɪər ɪŋen·gi·neer·ing

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1. technology, engineeringnoun

   the practical application of science to commerce or industry

   Synonyms:
   applied science, engineering science, engine room, technology

2. engineering, engineering science, applied science, technologynoun

   the discipline dealing with the art or science of applying scientific knowledge to practical problems

   "he had trouble deciding which branch of engineering to study"

   Synonyms:
   applied science, engineering science, engine room, technology

3. engineering, engine roomnoun

   a room (as on a ship) in which the engine is located

   Synonyms:
   applied science, engineering science, engine room, technology

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1. • Discipline
   • Room
   • Ship

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1. List of paraphrases for "engineering":

   genius, engineer, genie, engineers, works, technical, engineered, techniques, mechanical, inženiring, projects, project, brilliance, design

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1. Sean Kearney:

   We were set a target weight of 100kg (220 pounds), but we knew from the outset we wanted to exceed that, the team included representatives from NPD, marketing, and engineering; and together we designed and built everything, including a swing to aid [in] turning the patty during cooking. That was perhaps the most challenging part of the record as we didn't want to break the patty.

2. Erik Pevernagie:

   Camera obscura. The reverse engineering of our brain allows us to disassemble all the little pieces in the "camera obscura" of our mind and to identify changes and choices made, after absorbing the phenomena of our life.

3. National Railway Co:

   CN engineering crews are now focused on completing the temporary bypass, and CN expects to have the line back in service late tomorrow afternoon.

4. Rhys Morgan:

   There is rarely a' eureka' moment, as such, engineering feats which are currently out of reach require time for the pieces to fit together and the minds responsible for developing the ideas to work through all the wrong avenues before achieving what is currently impossible.

5. Penn State President Eric Barron:

   This gives a chance to see engineering in real life, to watch a race and see engineering play out, all sorts of opportunities we can use to promote STEM education, seeing Penn State on that car is a tremendous sense of pride, and this is just a perfect example of taking advantage of all our opportunities.