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I couldn't shake off this question for a while now. I've seen some example sentences from WordNet for 標準 such as:

• 標準手続き。
• 非標準テキストを。
• 標準室温でワインを出す。

All these sentences effectively present 標準 as an adjective, without any particle after. What confuses me is that I couldn't find 「標準手続き」, nor 「標準テキスト」, nor 「標準室温」 in any dictionary that I looked in, and all present 標準 just as a noun. Not a prefix, nor adjective, nor anything else, nothing.

What am I missing here?

I couldn't shake off this question for a while now. I've seen some example sentences from WordNet for 標準 such as:

• 標準手続き。
• 非標準テキスト。
• 標準室温でワインを出す。

All these sentences effectively present 標準 as an adjective, without any particle after. What confuses me is that I couldn't find 「標準手続き」, nor 「標準テキスト」, nor 「標準室温」 in any dictionary that I looked in, and all present 標準 just as a noun. Not a prefix, nor adjective, nor anything else, nothing.

What am I missing here?

I couldn't shake off this question for a while now. I've seen some example sentences from WordNet for 標準 such as:

• 標準手続き。
• 非標準テキストを。
• 標準室温でワインを出す。

All these sentences effectively present 標準 as an adjective, without any particle after. What confuses me is that I couldn't find 「標準手続き」, nor 「標準テキスト」, nor 「標準室温」 in any dictionary that I looked in, and all present 標準 as a noun. Not a suffix, nor adjective, nor anything else, nothing.

What am I missing here?

I couldn't shake off this question for a while now. I've seen some example sentences from WordNet for 標準 such as:

• 標準手続き。
• 非標準テキストを。
• 標準室温でワインを出す。

All these sentences effectively present 標準 as an adjective, without any particle after. What confuses me is that I couldn't find 「標準手続き」, nor 「標準テキスト」, nor 「標準室温」 in any dictionary that I looked in, and all present 標準 just as a noun. Not a prefix, nor adjective, nor anything else, nothing.

What am I missing here?

I couldn't shake off this question for a while now. I've seen some example sentences from WordNet for 標準 such as:

• 標準手続き。
• 非標準テキストを。
• 標準室温でワインを出す。

All these sentences effectively present 標準 as an adjective, without any particle after. What confuses me is that I couldn't find 「標準手続き」, nor 「標準テキスト」, nor 「標準室温」 in ant dictionary that I looked in, and all present 標準 as a noun. Not a suffix, nor adjective, nor anything else, nothing.

What am I missing here?

I couldn't shake off this question for a while now. I've seen some example sentences from WordNet for 標準 such as:

• 標準手続き。
• 非標準テキストを。
• 標準室温でワインを出す。

All these sentences effectively present 標準 as an adjective, without any particle after. What confuses me is that I couldn't find 「標準手続き」, nor 「標準テキスト」, nor 「標準室温」 in any dictionary that I looked in, and all present 標準 as a noun. Not a suffix, nor adjective, nor anything else, nothing.

What am I missing here?