BTEC
BTEC is the initialism of Business and Technology Education Council.
Adjective
BTEC (not comparable)
- Low-quality or inferior.
- Synonyms:
- poor man's, Wish.com, Poundland, pound-shop, Tesco Value, dollar-store, cheapie, cullionly, daddocky, inferior
Synonyms of BTEC
- poor man's
- Wish.com
- Poundland
- pound-shop
- Tesco Value
- dollar-store
- cheapie
- daddocky
- inferior
- less than
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Forms of BTEC
| plural | BTECs |
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Origin of BTEC
The adjective derives from the belief, held by some students, that BTEC qualifications are easier than other equivalent qualifications.
Questions about BTEC
- What does BTEC mean?
- BTEC means low-quality or inferior.
- What is BTEC the initialism of?
- BTEC is the initialism of Business and Technology Education Council.
- What part of speech is BTEC?
- BTEC is an adjective.
Words near BTEC in the dictionary
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