electronic in Latin
electronic in Latin is electronicus — electronic means relating to electrons or the devices that control their flow, such as computers, phones, and circuit boards.
electronic in Latin
electronicus
Generated by an electronic device.
What does "electronic" mean?
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adj Relating to electrons or the devices that control their flow, such as computers, phones, and circuit boards.
"The repair shop fixes electronic devices like laptops and game consoles."
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adj Done through computers or the internet rather than on paper or in person.
"The company switched to electronic invoicing to save paper."
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electronic in a sentence
- The repair shop fixes electronic devices like laptops and game consoles.
- Modern cars are packed with electronic sensors and control units.
- The company switched to electronic invoicing to save paper.
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What is "electronic" in Latin?
"electronic" in Latin is electronicus. electronic means: Relating to electrons or the devices that control their flow, such as computers, phones, and circuit boards.
How do you use "electronic" in a sentence?
Example: "The repair shop fixes electronic devices like laptops and game consoles." In Latin, "electronic" is electronicus.
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