std
IPA: ˈɛstˈidˈi
Root Word: STD
noun
- (pathology) Initialism of sexually transmitted disease. [(pathology) Any of various diseases that are usually contracted through sexual contact.]
- (telephony) Initialism of subscriber trunk dialling or subscriber toll dialing.
- Initialism of short-term disability.
- (rare, sometimes humorous) Initialism of save the date. [An informal notice of the date of an important upcoming event, usually a wedding, sent before a formal invitation.]
- Abbreviation of standard. [A principle or example or measure used for comparison.]
- Abbreviation of standard deviation. [(statistics) A measure of how spread out data values are around the mean, defined as the square root of the variance. Represented with the Greek letter σ (sigma).]
adjective
- Alternative form of std (“standard”)
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Examples of "std" in Sentences
- A message from the STD of Uranus.
- But there is an international std.
- It would not necessarily be an STD.
- This will further be extended to Std.
- Cervical cancer is given as an example of an STD.
- Thus 'std' namespace inclusion is not available for
- [?] 189f: call std:: basic_string ...:: basic_string
- [?] 18c2: call std:: basic_string ...:: basic_string
- It will then be subject to the std editing procedures.
- This is however normal, not to be confused with an STD.
- I do remember Suberoyan she taught us english too in std 9.
- Remember, not having sex is the only foolproof way of not getting STD.
- Note that the std devs used in the denominator are population std devs.
- Does the thought of prostitutes, venereal disease, or stds make you nauseous
- [?] 28e6: call std:: map ...:: operator [] [?] 2903: call std:: basic_string ...
- $ er_src - dis func map. o | grep call [?] 188d: call std:: basic_string ...:: basic_string
- C++, using smart pointers and templatized containers such as std::vector, works pretty well for what we do and it is not all that hard.
- The "standard out" log or stdout (never been comfortable with the abbreviation "std") and the "standard error" log or stderr both remind me of conventional java logging.
- Something is not right with Sandra, it puzzles me as to why she'd have anything to do with this nazi freak after he has possibly exposed her to every kind of std imaginable.
- The original question mentioned std::runtime_error as potential root of a custom hierarchy but somebody preferred to use std::exception instead considering that the standard derivatives such as std::runtime_error have been too abused to be an effective hierarchy.