electrification in Japanese
electrification in Japanese is 電化, 帯電 — electrification means the process of giving something an electric charge, or the state of carrying one.
electrification in Japanese
電化
Pronounced: denka
The act of electrifying, or the state of being charged with electricity.
帯電
Pronounced: taiden
The act of electrifying, or the state of being charged with electricity.
What does "electrification" mean?
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noun The process of giving something an electric charge, or the state of carrying one.
"Rubbing the two materials together caused electrification through friction."
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noun The conversion of a place, industry or system so that it runs on electric power.
"The electrification of the railway line cut journey times significantly."
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electrification in a sentence
- Rubbing the two materials together caused electrification through friction.
- Static electrification can build up on clothing in dry weather.
- The electrification of the railway line cut journey times significantly.
- Rural electrification brought power to remote farms for the first time.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "electrification" in Japanese?
"electrification" in Japanese is 電化, 帯電. electrification means: The process of giving something an electric charge, or the state of carrying one.
How do you pronounce 電化?
"electrification" in Japanese is 電化, pronounced "denka".
How do you use "electrification" in a sentence?
Example: "Rubbing the two materials together caused electrification through friction." In Japanese, "electrification" is 電化, 帯電.
Are there other ways to say "electrification" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "electrification": 電化, 帯電.
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