electronic Definition
elec·tronic (ē′lek trän′ik, ē lek′-, i-; also el′ek-)
adjective
- of or having to do with electrons
- operating, produced, or done by the action of electrons or other carriers in semiconductors, vacuum tubes, etc.
- carried on by or making use of electronic equipment electronic banking, electronic journalism
electronic Related Forms
elec′·tron′i·cally adverb
electronic Synonyms
electronic
modif.
electronic Telecom Definition
A device that operates on the basis of the controlled flow of electrons through semiconductors. See also electromagnetic and electromechanical.
electronic Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- journal: The database also links records to electronic journals where possible.
- commerce: The emphasis here will be on human rights rather than on electronic commerce.
- mail: E-mail: Electronic mail is an important means of communications.
- filing: Companies House does not offer a cancelation facility for the incorporation of companies or the electronic filing of documents.
- version: An electronic version of the addictive Japanese puzzle game.
- communication: These clauses will entirely undermine confidence in electronic communications.
Modifying Another Word
- fast: This package offers fast electronic company registration documents and like all of our UK formation products is usually completed with in three hours.
- completely: It is not completely electronic because the purchaser still has to make the application for discharge, accompanied by the charge certificate.
- mainly: Next piece was for 3 girls ( Two Lies by Lucy Guerin ) and to a mainly electronic score.
- just: This is of course a much broader requirement than just electronic library services but is nevertheless closely connected with them.
Used with adjective complement
- go: The League has now gone electronic with most members updating on the web.
- provide: The Coddan is an online resource providing electronic UK limited company registration services and business products for use in the United Kingdom.
- produce: In addition to text-based materials, we also propose to produce electronic ( CD-ROM and web-based ) and audio-visual materials.
Browse dictionary entries near electronic
- ‹ electronegative
- ‹ electron volt
- ‹ electron tube
- ‹ electron telescope
- ‹ electron optics
- ‹ electron multiplier
- ‹ electron microscope
- ‹ electron lens
- ‹ electron gun
- ‹ electron
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