electric

Word family noun electrician electricity electrics electrification electricalselectrizationelectric blueelectric chairelectric shockadjective electric electrical electrified electrifying verb electrify electrizeadverb electrically

Related topics: Electrical

e·lec·tric /ɪˈlektrɪk/ S2 W3 adjectiveadj

TEEneeding electricity to work, produced by electricity, or used for carrying electricity 用电的；电动的；带电的

electric light/kettle/cooker etc

the heat from a small electric fire

小型电暖器产生的热量

electric current/power/charge (=a flow of electricity) 电流/电力/电荷

an electric blanket (=one with electric wires in it, used for making a bed warm)

电热毯

→4 See picture of 见图 FENCE

2 EXCITEDmaking people feel very excited 扣人心弦的，高度刺激的

The atmosphere in the courtroom was electric.

法庭上的气氛十分紧张。

n THESAURUS

electric used about something that works using electricity

an electric kettle

Is your cooker electric or gas?

electrical used about things in general that use electricity, or people whose job is to make or repair these things

a company manufacturing electrical goods

an electrical engineer

electronic used about equipment such as computers and televisions that work by using extremely small electrical parts, or about systems that work using computers

Most kids love electronic games.

Email is the short word for electronic mail.

Examples from the Corpus

electric• There was an almost electric atmosphere in the stadium.• an electric cable• Ah, yes: Maxwell showed that oscillating an electric charge is just the mechanism that causes light waves to be produced.• In 1996 the coalition surveyed 300 gas and electric company CEOs.• At the front of the church, Emerson Seabreeze electric fans on wheeled stands faced the congregation.• The cabin has an electric heater.• Noise level was about average for an electric machine, certainly quieter than petrol-driven models.• All are supplied in either gas or electric models.• Is the stove electric or gas?• an electric shock

electric light/kettle/cooker etc• He had charm, and he could turn it on and off like an electric light.• She was impressed to see they had electric light.• We decided to install a wooden floor and electric lights.• I've got electric light and hot water.• Travellers very often notice that electric light and trams are brought into streets which as yet have no houses.• There were electric lights burning at the entryway.• She had not noticed Amy filling and plugging in an electric kettle, but it was singing efficiently next to the cooker.• Yawning freely, he filled the electric kettle with water and switched it on.

atmosphere ... electric• When we are together the atmosphere is electric.• The atmosphere is electric, alive with the hopes and emotions of an ancient, stateless people.• The atmosphere was electric with anticipation and unbreathable with cigar smoke.

Origin electric

(1600-1700) Modern Latin electricus, from Latin electrum “amber”; because electricity was first made by rubbing amber

单词	electric
释义	electric Word family noun electrician electricity electrics electrification electricalselectrizationelectric blueelectric chairelectric shockadjective electric electrical electrified electrifying verb electrify electrizeadverb electrically Related topics: Electrical e·lec·tric /ɪˈlektrɪk/ ●●● S2 W3 adjectiveadj 1 TEEneeding electricity to work, produced by electricity, or used for carrying electricity 用电的；电动的；带电的 electric light/kettle/cooker etc the heat from a small electric fire 小型电暖器产生的热量 electric current/power/charge (=a flow of electricity) 电流/电力/电荷 an electric blanket (=one with electric wires in it, used for making a bed warm) 电热毯 →4 See picture of 见图 FENCE 2 EXCITEDmaking people feel very excited 扣人心弦的，高度刺激的 The atmosphere in the courtroom was electric. 法庭上的气氛十分紧张。 n THESAURUS electric used about something that works using electricity an electric kettle Is your cooker electric or gas? electrical used about things in general that use electricity, or people whose job is to make or repair these things a company manufacturing electrical goods an electrical engineer electronic used about equipment such as computers and televisions that work by using extremely small electrical parts, or about systems that work using computers Most kids love electronic games. Email is the short word for electronic mail. Examples from the Corpus electric• There was an almost electric atmosphere in the stadium.• an electric cable• Ah, yes: Maxwell showed that oscillating an electric charge is just the mechanism that causes light waves to be produced.• In 1996 the coalition surveyed 300 gas and electric company CEOs.• At the front of the church, Emerson Seabreeze electric fans on wheeled stands faced the congregation.• The cabin has an electric heater.• Noise level was about average for an electric machine, certainly quieter than petrol-driven models.• All are supplied in either gas or electric models.• Is the stove electric or gas?• an electric shock electric light/kettle/cooker etc• He had charm, and he could turn it on and off like an electric light.• She was impressed to see they had electric light.• We decided to install a wooden floor and electric lights.• I've got electric light and hot water.• Travellers very often notice that electric light and trams are brought into streets which as yet have no houses.• There were electric lights burning at the entryway.• She had not noticed Amy filling and plugging in an electric kettle, but it was singing efficiently next to the cooker.• Yawning freely, he filled the electric kettle with water and switched it on. atmosphere ... electric• When we are together the atmosphere is electric.• The atmosphere is electric, alive with the hopes and emotions of an ancient, stateless people.• The atmosphere was electric with anticipation and unbreathable with cigar smoke. Origin electric (1600-1700) Modern Latin electricus, from Latin electrum “amber”; because electricity was first made by rubbing amber
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