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1) (of, produced by, or worked by electricity: electric light.) eléctrico2) (full of excitement: The atmosphere in the theatre was electric.) electrizanteelectric adj eléctricoSe refiere a algo que es producido por la electricidad, que transmite la electricidad o funciona con ellatr[ɪ'lektrɪk]1 eléctrico,-a2 figurative use electrizante\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLelectric blanket manta eléctricaelectric blue azul nombre masculino eléctricoelectric chair silla eléctricaelectric field campo eléctricoelectric fire estufa eléctricaelectric guitar guitarra eléctricaelectric storm tormenta eléctricaelectric [i'lɛktrɪk] adj2) thrilling: electrizante, emocionanteadj.• eléctrico, -a adj.ɪ'lektrɪk[ɪ'lektrɪk]electric bill — (AmE) cuenta f or recibo m de la electricidad or (fam) de (la) luz
1.ADJ [appliance, current, motor] eléctricothe atmosphere was electric — (fig) el ambiente era electrizante, el ambiente estaba cargado de electricidad
2.CPD [blanket, cooker, fire, guitar, mixer, organ] eléctricoelectric bill N — (US) factura f or (Sp) recibo m de la electricidad
electric blue N — azul m eléctrico
electric chair N — silla f eléctrica
electric charge N — carga f eléctrica
electric eel N — anguila f eléctrica
electric eye N — célula f fotoeléctrica
electric fence N — valla f electrificada, cercado m electrificado
electric field N — campo m eléctrico
electric kettle N — hervidora f de agua eléctrica
electric light N — luz f eléctrica
electric ray N — (Zool) torpedo m
electric shock N — (from wire, socket) descarga f eléctrica; (from static electricity) calambre m
electric shock treatment N — tratamiento m por electrochoque
electric storm N — tormenta f eléctrica
electric window(s) N (PL) — (Aut) elevalunas m inv eléctrico
* * *[ɪ'lektrɪk]electric bill — (AmE) cuenta f or recibo m de la electricidad or (fam) de (la) luz
См. также в других словарях:
electric — e|lec|tric W3S2 [ıˈlektrık] adj ↑guitar, ↑guitar, ↑acoustic, ↑electric [Date: 1600 1700; : Modern Latin; Origin: electricus, from Latin electrum amber ; because electricity was first made by rubbing amber] 1.) needing electricity to work,… … Dictionary of contemporary English
electrical — e|lec|tri|cal S3 [ıˈlektrıkəl] adj 1.) relating to electricity ▪ The fire was caused by an electrical fault . ▪ an electrical engineer (=a person who designs and makes electrical equipment) 2.) using electricity electrical… … Dictionary of contemporary English
hydroelectric — hy|dro|e|lec|tric [ˌhaıdrəu ıˈlektrık US drou ] adj using water power to produce electricity ▪ a huge hydroelectric power station >hydroelectricity [ˌhaıdrəuılekˈtrısıti US drou ] n [U] … Dictionary of contemporary English
photoelectric — pho|to|e|lec|tric [ˌfəutəu ıˈlektrık US ˌfoutou ] adj using an electrical current that is controlled by light … Dictionary of contemporary English
electric — e|lec|tric [ ı lektrık ] adjective ** 1. ) working by electricity: an electric motor/drill/razor/toothbrush houses without electric light a ) used for carrying electricity: an electric outlet/plug/cord b ) relating to electricity: an electric… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
hydroelectric — hy|dro|e|lec|tric [ ,haıdrouı lektrık ] adjective using water power to produce electricity: a hydroelectric power plant ╾ hy|dro|e|lec|tric|i|ty [ ,haıdrouılek trısıti ] noun uncount … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
photoelectric cell — pho|to|e|lec|tric cell [ ,foutouı,lektrık sel ] noun count 1. ) a piece of equipment that reacts to light and is used in machines such as BURGLAR ALARMS (=machines that make a loud noise if a thief tries to get into a building) 2. ) a piece of… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
electric — /I lektrIk/ adjective 1 an electric machine, light etc works using electricity: an electric heater 2 electric current a flow of electricity 3 an electric wire, plug 1 (1) etc is used for carrying electricity 4 an electric situation is one in… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
dielectric — /daɪəˈlɛktrɪk/ (say duyuh lektrik) Electricity –adjective 1. non conducting. 2. conveying electric effects otherwise than by conduction, as a medium through which electricity acts in the process of induction. –noun 3. a dielectric substance;… …
diesel-electric — /dizəl əˈlɛktrɪk/ (say deezuhl uh lektrik) adjective having a motor powered by electricity produced by a generator powered by a diesel engine …
dynamoelectric — /ˌdaɪnəmoʊəˈlɛktrɪk/ (say .duynuhmohuh lektrik) adjective relating to the conversion of mechanical energy into electric energy, or vice versa: a dynamoelectric machine. Also, dynamoelectrical …
