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Meaning in simple English

US /ɪˌlɛkˈtrɑnɪk/ · UK /ɪˌlekˈtrɒnɪk/

electronic means: Using small parts that control the flow of electricity to work.

adjective

CIRCUIT BASEDB1

Using small parts that control the flow of electricity to work.

  • She bought an electronic timer.
  • The shop repairs electronic equipment.
  • Does this electronic device need batteries?

Common phrases: electronic device, electronic equipment, electronic timer, electronic circuit

DIGITAL VERSIONB1

Done or kept using computers instead of paper or other traditional methods.

  • We accept electronic payments.
  • You can add an electronic signature to the form.
  • The hospital keeps electronic records of every visit.

Similar words: digital

Common phrases: electronic mail, electronic payment, electronic records, electronic signature

DEVICE PRODUCEDB2

Made or sent by equipment that uses electricity and small circuits.

  • I enjoy electronic music.
  • An electronic signal opens the gate.
  • The band mixed electronic sounds with live drums.

Common phrases: electronic music, electronic sound, electronic signal

ABOUT ELECTRONSC1

Related to the very small particles that carry electricity in atoms.

  • We studied the electronic structure of the atom.
  • Heat can change the electronic states of a material.
  • The diagram shows an electronic transition between energy levels.

Common phrases: electronic structure, electronic charge, electronic states

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