electro-

or electr-pref.1. a. Electricity: electromagnet.b. Electric; electrically: electrocute.2. Electrolysis: electrodeposit.3. Electron: electronegative.

[New Latin ēlectro-, from Latin ēlectrum, amber; see electric.]

electro-

or sometimes before a vowel

electr-

combining form1. electric or electrically: electrocardiograph; electrocute. 2. electrolytic: electroanalysis. [from New Latin, from Latin ēlectrum amber, from Greek ēlektron]

e•lec•tric

(ɪˈlɛk trɪk)

adj. 1. pertaining to, derived from, produced by, or involving electricity: an electric shock. 2. producing, transmitting, or operated by electric currents: an electric bell; electric cord. 3. heated by electricity: an electric blanket. 4. thrilling; exciting. 5. (of a musical instrument) a. electronic (def. 3). b. amplified by electronic devices: an electric guitar. 6. vivid; intense: electric blue. n. 7. something, as an appliance or toy, operated by electricity. [1640–50; < New Latin electricus= Latin ēlectr(um) amber (see electrum) + -icus -ic]

Translations

electro-

word element [Gr.], electricity.

electro-

(ē-lek'trō), Electric, electricity. [G. ēlektron, amber (on which static electricity can be generated by friction)]

electro-

Combining form meaning electric, electricity. [G. ēlektron, amber (on which static electricity can be generated by friction)]

electro-

Combining form denoting electricity or electric.

单词	electro-
释义	electro- electro- or electr-pref.1. a. Electricity: electromagnet.b. Electric; electrically: electrocute.2. Electrolysis: electrodeposit.3. Electron: electronegative. [New Latin ēlectro-, from Latin ēlectrum, amber; see electric.] electro- or sometimes before a vowel electr- combining form1. electric or electrically: electrocardiograph; electrocute. 2. electrolytic: electroanalysis. [from New Latin, from Latin ēlectrum amber, from Greek ēlektron] e•lec•tric (ɪˈlɛk trɪk) adj. 1. pertaining to, derived from, produced by, or involving electricity: an electric shock. 2. producing, transmitting, or operated by electric currents: an electric bell; electric cord. 3. heated by electricity: an electric blanket. 4. thrilling; exciting. 5. (of a musical instrument) a. electronic (def. 3). b. amplified by electronic devices: an electric guitar. 6. vivid; intense: electric blue. n. 7. something, as an appliance or toy, operated by electricity. [1640–50; < New Latin electricus= Latin ēlectr(um) amber (see electrum) + -icus -ic] Translations EncyclopediaSeeelectric electro- electro- word element [Gr.], electricity. electro- (ē-lek'trō), Electric, electricity. [G. ēlektron, amber (on which static electricity can be generated by friction)] electro- Combining form meaning electric, electricity. [G. ēlektron, amber (on which static electricity can be generated by friction)] electro- Combining form denoting electricity or electric.
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