英:[ɪˈlektrɪk]
美:[ɪˈlektrɪk]
英:[ɪˈlektrɪk]
美:[ɪˈlektrɪk]
e·lec·tric
ih lek trihk
复数:electrics
比较级:more electric
最高级:most electric
词根:electric
adj.electrical 有关电的;电气科学的
adv.electrically 电力地;有关电地
n.electricity 电力;电流;强烈的紧张情绪
electrician 电工;电气技师
electrification 电气化;带电;充电
vt.electrify 使电气化;使充电;使触电;使激动
adjective
or electrical i-ˈlek-tri-kəl ē- of, relating to, or operated by electricity an electric heater
an electric current
exciting as if by electric shock an electric personalityalso: charged with strong emotion the room was electric with tension
an electric performance
electronic sense 3a
amplifying sound by electronic means—used of a musical instrument
an electric guitar
very bright electric orange
electric blue
noun
archaic a nonconductor of electricity used to excite or accumulate electricity
something (such as a light, automobile, or train) operated by electricity
electric power电力;电功率
electric field电场
electric current电流
electric control电控制
electric energy电能
electric equipment电设备;电器设备,用电设备;电气设备;电器类
electric appliance家用电器;耗电器具
electric motor电动机
electric power system电力系统
electric vehicle电动车辆
electric circuit电路(等于circuit)
electric heating[电]电热;电力供热,电热供暖
electric furnace电炉;电阻炉
electric arc[电]电弧
electric control systemn. 电气控制系统
electric network电网络
electric car电车
electric shock触电;电击;电休克
electric system电力系统;电气系统
electric locomotive电气机车
这三词都与电有关
electrical多指本身不产生电,但是与电有关的。如:electrical engineering(电机工程);an electrical transcription(广播唱片)
electric着重于发电的,电动的或导电的。如:electric generator(发电机);electric light(电灯)
electronic电子的,电子操作的。如:electronic engineering(电子工程学)
以上来源于网络
17世纪40年代,首次由医生托马斯·布朗爵士(1605-1682)在英语中使用,显然是由英国物理学家威廉·吉尔伯特(1540-1603)在其著作 "De Magnete"(1600)中创造的现代拉丁词 electricus(字面意思是“类似琥珀”),源自拉丁词 electrum “琥珀”,来自希腊词 ēlektron “琥珀”(荷马、赫西奥德、希罗多德),也指“淡金色”(由1份银和4份金混合而成); 其起源不详。
Vim illam electricam nobis placet appellare [Gilbert]
Vim illam electricam nobis placet appellare [吉尔伯特]
最初,该词描述了像琥珀一样在摩擦时吸引其他物质的物质。意思为“带电”的含义可追溯到17世纪70年代; 这个物理力量之所以被称为“电”,是因为它最初是由摩擦琥珀产生的。在许多现代情况下,该词是 electrical 的缩写。比喻意义可追溯到1793年。Electric light 可追溯到1767年。Electric toothbrush 首次记录于1936年; electric blanket 于1930年。Electric typewriter 可追溯到1958年。Electric guitar 可追溯到1938年; electric organ 在1885年被创造为一个假设未来仪器的名称。
古典型高尔夫球车
电力推动
户外古典型高尔夫球车电力推动
豪华古典型高尔夫球车
电[偶极]矩
[dipole] moment
电接点温度计
electric-contact thermometer
Adjective New Latin electricus produced from amber by friction, electric, from Medieval Latin, of amber, from Latin electrum amber, electrum, from Greek ēlektron; akin to Greek ēlektōr beaming sun
The first known use of electric was in 1646
electriciannoun
a person who installs, operates, or repairs electrical equipment
electric1 of 2adjective
or electrical -tri-kəl of, relating to, operated by, or produced by electricity an electric charge an electric stove
an electric current
having a thrilling effect
an electric performance
electric2 of 2noun
something (as a light, automobile, or train) operated by electricity
electric1 of 2adjective
or electrical -tri-kəl of, relating to, operated by, or produced by electricity an electric charge an electric stove
an electric current
having a thrilling effect
an electric performance
electric2 of 2noun
something (as a light, automobile, or train) operated by electricity
electric1 of 2adjective
or electrical -tri-kəl of, relating to, operated by, or produced by electricity an electric charge an electric stove
an electric current
having a thrilling effect
an electric performance
electric2 of 2noun
something (as a light, automobile, or train) operated by electricity
electricadjective
of, relating to, or operated by electricity
1 Our bare arms touched as we ate, our thighs, and it felt like heat lighting, it felt like a quick brush against the electric fence at Klauson’s Ranch, like the promise of something more.
2 He leans forward, a shine in his eyes that I’m pretty sure ain’t entirely from the electric lights.
3 Had he killed Mary and Bessie and brought sorrow to his mother and brother and sister and put himself in the shadow of the electric chair only to find out this?
4 There was an electric gate at the end of the driveway.
5 But Jessie awoke to the sound of the electric garage door opening.
6 A gray bird flew above them, above the electric wires for the streetcar line, and perched on the metal cornice of a roof.
7 Then she turned the electric hedge trimmer off and said, “I’m afraid you’re going to have to say that again. I’m a little deaf.”
8 He was bothered, too, by the noise of the few steam vessels that Burnham, over his repeated objections, had authorized to travel the exposition’s waters alongside the electric launches.
9 I gesture toward the desk, where an electric kettle rests next to packages of Top Ramen.
10 Electric current is often powerful enough to kill a man.
电流常强得足以致命.
11 A gas stove came into the house and electric wires and a telephone.
12 “I like the sound of this Capricorn less and less! OK, let’s get this over and done with. I want to go home to my books, real electric light, and a nice cup of coffee.”
13 As I get ready for bed, and then turn off the lights and pull up the feather quilt, I'm not thinking about my electric blanket and how much I miss it.
14 At first, it looked like a typical maintenance tunnel, with electric cables, warning signs, and fuse boxes on the walls, lightbulbs in wire cages along the ceiling.
15 Joel disconnected the electric fence from its battery and held down the wire with his boot to let me into the paddock.
16 Same ceremonial suit, midnight blue dotted with a thousand tiny electric bulbs that twinkle like stars.
17 I watch his face as he hugs her back, the way his eyes close and lose a lot of his electric Dylan-ness.
18 The nurses know him from last time, with Helen, they know all about him, everyone knows; he’s the last to approach the electric glass doors.
19 Shin’s success in crawling through an electric fence designed to kill seems to have been a function of luck.
20 He heard the great whirring of fragments in the air, saw air bursts in bright electric sparks.
1 用电
3 电力
4 发电的
5 电声的
6 令人兴奋的
sexy smoking intoxicating rousing whiz-bang kicky exciting swinging heady electrifying buzzy zingy large thrilling stimulating rip-roaring animating
7 刺激
exciting incentive lively stimulating irritating irritant groovy rasping provoking athrill excitingly kick boot salt bite sauce jar bang spur yeast encouragement stimulus irritation stimulation stimulant savor impetus provocation excitation goad incitement instigation prodding pungency fillip piquancy impulsion acridity adrenalinize fire excite needle stimulate lash provoke sting irritate incite exalt whet rasp adrenalize a shot in the arm generous bitter stirring pungent rousing galvanic acrimonious parlous excitant incitant excitement impulse hypo turn-on incitation inceptive activate motivate brace smite prod pique nettle inflame galvanize racy of soil give impetus to give the needle hop up fiery action-packed pinprick charge trigger belt motivation cue ginger mustard motif scorpion persuasive provocative bracing inducement wallop hotfoot agitate jangle challenge fuel prompt cite urge hop gig motive hype goose nudge quicken startle catalyze rev innervate eroticize a kick in the ass
9 起电
10 用电的
12 电路
14 紧张
tight electrical intense tense hectic strenuous strained taut corded high-pitched pumped high-strung sulphurous agonistic stress stretch electricity strain tension intension turgor stretchability tonus tensity swell string thrill brace constrain fray buck fever
15 充电
17 电的
18 惊人的
incredible electrical spectacular remarkable surprising tremendous striking breathtaking phenomenal fab egregious rousing inconceivable stupendous lurid melodramatic
19 令人兴奋
exciting swinging heady electrifying buzzy zingy swing stir the blood large thrilling stimulating rip-roaring animating exalt
20 带电的
21 扣人心弦的
22 充满刺激的
23 电击
24 令人震惊的
25 紧张的
tight electrical intense tense hectic strenuous strained taut corded high-pitched pumped high-strung sulphurous agonistic
26 令人激动的
thrilling electrifying wild exciting atmospheric colourful exhilarating electrical sensational
28 电动车
29 导电
32 刺激的
exciting incentive lively stimulating irritating irritant groovy rasping provoking athrill generous bitter stimulant stirring pungent rousing galvanic acrimonious parlous excitant incitant racy of soil fiery action-packed
33 电力的