Traducciones de „electric“ en el diccionario inglés » esloveno

elec·tric [ɪˈlektrɪk] ADJ.

1. electric (powered by electricity):

electric

električen

electric blanket

električna odeja

electric guitar

električna kitara

electric motor

elektromotor

2. electric (involving or conveying electricity):

electric

elektriziran

3. electric fig. (exciting):

electric

naelektren

electric atmosphere, performance

napet

electric ˈcommuter car SUST., e-com car [ˈi:kɒm-] SUST.

electric commuter car

elektromobil m

Ejemplos de uso para electric

electric blanket

električna odeja

electric fire

električna peč

electric whisk

mešalnik

electric guitar

električna kitara

electric motor

elektromotor

electric fence

električni pastir

QUÍM., ELECTRNIA. to isolate sth from the electric circuit

ločiti kaj od električnega kroga

to change [over] from gas heating to electric

zamenjati plinsko ogrevanje za električno

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Electric light came to the village in 1921.

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It was stated that the song is electric and light, its message is naive.

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The musical arrangement features a rhythmic, rolling piano-and-harmonica foundation with a hyper-staccato electric guitar joining late in the verses.

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The island receives telephone, electric and water utilities via undersea cables and pipes from the mainland.

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The electric field strength of the impulse increases to a maximum value within a few microseconds and then declines like a damped oscillator.

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On a whim he said he wanted to play electric.

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The most common types of power tools use electric motors.

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Manual electric target throwers require a person in the traphouse with the trap machine, to set the target(s) by hand onto the machine arm.

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A full-band electric version of the song was once played during a radio-session.

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Most electric generation is driven by heat engines.

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