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electric [ɪˈlektrɪk]
adjetivo
1. eléctrico(a)
- the atmosphere of the meeting was electric (sentido figurado) -> en la reunión el ambiente estaba electrizado
- electric blanket -> manta (f) eléctrica
- electric blue -> azul (m) eléctrico
- electric chair -> silla (f) eléctrica
- electric cooker -> cocina (f) or estufa (f) eléctrica (español de Colombia, español de México)
- electric eel -> anguila (f) eléctrica
- electric fence -> valla (f) electrificada, cerca (f) eléctrica
- electric shock -> descarga (f) eléctrica
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electric [i-lek-trik]
adjetivo
1. Eléctrico; electrificado (fence); electrizante (performance, atmosphere).
- Electric bill -> cuenta o recibo de la luz o de la electricidad
2. Vivo, fogoso, magnético. (Figurado)
- Electric cable -> cable conductor
- Electric chair -> silla eléctrica
- Electric eye -> ojo eléctrico o fotocélula
- Electric fixtures -> dispositivos eléctricos de instalación fija
- Electric motor -> motor eléctrico
- Electric plant -> planta eléctrica
- Electrical engineering -> ingeniería eléctrica
- Electrical transcription -> grabación fonográfica eléctrica
- Electrical storm -> tormenta eléctrica
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