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1 elect
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2 president-elect
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3 ground
s terra | terreny, camp | àrea, terme | raó, motiu, fonament, causas pl terrenys | pòsit, sediment | ART fons, primera capav NÀUT encallar, fer encallar |AVIA obligar a quedar-se a terra | ELECT connectar amb terra | basar, fonamentar| ensenyar les bases | NÀUT encallar-se | AVIA quedar-se a terra | ELECT connectar-se amb terra | basar-se, fonamentar-se -
4 accumulator
s (elect., inform.) acumulador -
5 black out
s ELECT apagada | pèrdua de coneixement -
6 blackout
s ELECT apagada, avaria elèctrica | pèrdua de coneixement -
7 bulb
s BOT bulb | ELECT bombeta -
8 cathode
s ELECT càtode -
9 charge
v carregar, facturar, cobrar | acusar | ELECT/MIL/COM carregar | acusar | manar, exhortar | COM cobrars càrrega | càrrec, reponsabilitat, encàrrec |JUR acusació, càrrecTo be in charge of tenir la respnsabilitat, estar encarregatTo take charge of fer-se càrrec -
10 coil
v enrotllar, cargolar | enrotllar-se, cargolar-ses rodet | tirabuixó| rotlle | ELECT bobina | MED espiral (anticonceptiu) -
11 DC
sigles ELECT ( direct current) corrent directe, corrent continu | EUA ( District of Columbia) Districte de Colúmbia -
12 energize
v vigoritzar, donar energia | fig activar, estimular | ELECT excitar | actuar amb energia -
13 fuse
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14 grid
s reixa, enreixat | portamaletes, portaequipatges | CUI graella, graelles | ELECT xarxa -
15 junction
s unió, junta, confluència | ELECT empalmament | FERROC enllaç, entroncament -
16 lead
s plom, mina | direcció, guia, comandament | JOC sortida, joc | corretja | avantatge, davantera, primer lloc | ELECT cable | TEAT primer paper, paper protagonistav conduir, guiar, dirigir, impulsar, induir | fer passar | aconduir | portar | avantatjar, anar el primer | guiar, dirigir, encapçalarTo lead astray desviar, desencaminar -
17 light-emitting diode
s ELECT diode emissor de llum -
18 live
adj viu -iva, enèrgic, actiu -iva, ardent, encès -esa | d'actualitat, candent | ELECT amb corrent | TELEV en directev viure | portar, tenirlive by viure delive in viure, habitar, ocuparlive on/upon viure de/ a costa delive out acabarlive through sobreviure, anar fentlive it up viure sense estar-se de res/ a cor què volslive and let live viu i deixa viure -
19 loose
adj solt, deslligat, descordat, fluix, ample, balder | desmanegat, malgirbat | tou, flonjo | lliure, deslligat |imprecís, indeterminat | ELECT desconnectats llibertatv deixar anar, deslligar, afluixar, deixar en llibertatbreak loose escapar-se, deslligar-selet loose deixar anaron the loose en llibertat, lliure -
20 main
adj principal, primer, major, més importants allò principal o essencial| canonada, conducció | ELECT xarxa elèctrica
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elect — adj picked, *select, exclusive Analogous words: *choice, exquisite, rare: selected, preferred, chosen, singled out (see CHOOSE): redeemed, saved, delivered (see RESCUE vb) Antonyms: reprobate (in theology) Contrasted words: rejected, repudiated,… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
elect — ► VERB 1) choose (someone) to hold public office or another position by voting. 2) opt for or choose to do something. ► ADJECTIVE 1) chosen or singled out. 2) elected to a position but not yet in office: the President Elect. DERIVATIVES electable … English terms dictionary
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ELECT — ELECT., сокращение лат. слова electua rium кашка, употребляемое в рецепте … Большая медицинская энциклопедия