electrode in Japanese
electrode in Japanese is 電極 — electrode means a conductor through which electricity enters or leaves a device, battery, or circuit.
electrode in Japanese
電極
Pronounced: denkyoku
The terminal through which electric current passes between metallic and nonmetallic parts of an electric circuit.
What does "electrode" mean?
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noun A conductor through which electricity enters or leaves a device, battery, or circuit.
"The technician attached electrodes to monitor the patient's heartbeat."
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electrode in a sentence
- The technician attached electrodes to monitor the patient's heartbeat.
- The battery has a positive and a negative electrode.
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What is "electrode" in Japanese?
"electrode" in Japanese is 電極. electrode means: A conductor through which electricity enters or leaves a device, battery, or circuit.
How do you pronounce 電極?
"electrode" in Japanese is 電極, pronounced "denkyoku".
How do you use "electrode" in a sentence?
Example: "The technician attached electrodes to monitor the patient's heartbeat." In Japanese, "electrode" is 電極.
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