What does elektrische schok in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word elektrische schok in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use elektrische schok in Dutch.
The word elektrische schok in Dutch means electric, electrical, electrical, elektrisch, elektrisch, elektrisch, elektrisch, hydro-elektrisch, niet-elektrisch, niet-elektrisch, foto-elektrisch, piëzo-elektrisch, stuk elektrisch gereedschap. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word elektrische schok
electric, electrical(werkend op elektriciteit) |
electrical(met betrekking tot elektriciteit) |
elektrisch(relating to electricity) An electric charge creates an electric field. Our electric bill seems to keep getting more expensive. |
elektrisch(relating to electricity) Rachel is an electrical engineer. |
elektrisch(uses electricity) The car has electric wing mirrors. |
elektrisch(uses electricity) The company is having all its electrical equipment tested. |
hydro-elektrisch(electricity: waterpowered) Justin wants to make a portable hydroelectric generator. |
niet-elektrisch(not powered by electricity) |
niet-elektrisch(not electrical) |
foto-elektrisch(of electricity produced by light) |
piëzo-elektrisch(relating to piezoelectricity) |
stuk elektrisch gereedschap(electric tool for woodworking, etc.) That wood is too hard to carve by hand, you'll need a power tool. |
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