/elekˈtɾoniko/
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Translation
electronic
Word origin
From electrón ('electron'), ultimately from Greek elektron ('amber'), which produced a static charge when rubbed. English 'electronic' and 'electric' share this root.
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- elektron
- English cognates
- electronic, electric
Grammar
Feminineelectrónica
Masc pluralelectrónicos
Fem pluralelectrónicas
Examples
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I will send you the invoice by email.
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The shop sells all kinds of electronic devices.
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We signed the contract with an electronic signature.
llenaba .
Electronic music filled the whole room.
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Do you prefer the paper book or the electronic one?
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