semiconductor in Greek
semiconductor in Greek is ημιαγωγός — semiconductor means a substance whose electrical conductivity lies between that of a good conductor and a good insulator.
semiconductor in Greek
ημιαγωγός
Pronounced: imiagogos
(physics) A substance with electrical properties intermediate between a good conductor and a good insulator.
What does "semiconductor" mean?
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noun A substance whose electrical conductivity lies between that of a good conductor and a good insulator.
"Silicon is the best-known semiconductor."
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noun A semiconductor device, such as a chip, used in electronic equipment.
"Most modern electronics depend on semiconductors."
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semiconductor in a sentence
- Silicon is the best-known semiconductor.
- The conductivity of a semiconductor can be changed by adding small amounts of other elements.
- Most modern electronics depend on semiconductors.
- The company makes semiconductors for mobile phones.
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What is "semiconductor" in Greek?
"semiconductor" in Greek is ημιαγωγός. semiconductor means: A substance whose electrical conductivity lies between that of a good conductor and a good insulator.
How do you pronounce ημιαγωγός?
"semiconductor" in Greek is ημιαγωγός, pronounced "imiagogos".
How do you use "semiconductor" in a sentence?
Example: "Silicon is the best-known semiconductor." In Greek, "semiconductor" is ημιαγωγός.
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