electronic

A2 · Elementary

adj. existing on a computer or the internet instead of on paper.

adj. referring to a digital or virtual medium that replaces a physical counterpart.

日本語:電子※

“You can send an electronic copy of the document by email.”

“The library has expanded its collection of electronic resources to include thousands of academic journals accessible from home.”

B1 · Intermediate Music

adj. music made using computers and special machines instead of traditional instruments.

adj. produced or modified by electronic devices, such as synthesizers or samplers.

日本語:電子※

“The festival features many different types of electronic music.”

“The composer experimented with electronic sounds to create an eerie atmosphere that traditional orchestral instruments could not achieve.”

C1 · Advanced Science Technical

adj. relating to electrons, which are tiny particles inside atoms.

adj. pertaining to the behavior or properties of electrons within an atom or a vacuum.

“The scientist studied the electronic structure of the new material.”

“Understanding the electronic configuration of an element is essential for predicting its chemical reactivity and bonding patterns.”

A2 · Elementary Countable noun

n. small devices like phones or tablets that use electricity.

n. devices or systems that operate on the principles of electronics; usually used in the plural form 'electronics'.

“The shop sells a wide range of home electronics like TVs and cameras.”

“The recycling centre has a dedicated bin for old electronics to ensure that heavy metals are disposed of safely.”