English ⇄ German

electronic [ˌεlεk'trɒnɪk, ɪˌlεk'trɑːnɪk] n
gen.	elektronisch
astr.	Elektronen- n
ed.	e-
English thesaurus
electronic [ˌεlεk'trɒnɪk, ɪˌlεk'trɑːnɪk] abbr.
abbr.	el; elct
abbr., cartogr.	elec
tech., abbr.	elect

electronic : 1951 phrases in 97 subjects

Accounting	2
Advertising	1
Agriculture	13
Alternative dispute resolution	12
Analytical chemistry	9
Antennas and waveguides	25
Artificial intelligence	2
Astronomy	3
Automated equipment	32
Automobiles	23
Aviation	1
Banking	7
Biology	1
Business	30
Chemistry	13
Coal	2
Commerce	10
Communications	180
Computer networks	7
Computer numerical control	6
Computers	55
Construction	7
Criminal law	3
Cultural studies	2
Customs	12
Dosimetry	1
Drives	3
Earth sciences	39
Ecology	3
Economics	47
Education	18
Electric traction	1
Electrical engineering	4
Electronics	171
Energy industry	1
Engines	3
English	2
Environment	18
European Union	1
Finances	41
Fish farming pisciculture	1
Foreign trade	24
General	134
Germany	1
Health care	9
High energy physics	2
Hobbies and pastimes	1
Human rights activism	4
Immigration and citizenship	1
Industry	19
Informal	1
Information technology	162
International Monetary Fund	5
Internet	1
Labor law	2
Law	29
Life sciences	9
Marketing	1
Measuring instruments	18
Mechanic engineering	9
Medical	7
Medical appliances	60
Metallurgy	6
Microelectronics	24
Microsoft	12
Military	4
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	5
Natural sciences	4
Nuclear and fusion power	1
Nuclear physics	5
Obsolete / dated	3
Optics branch of physics	35
Patents	132
Pharmacy and pharmacology	1
Physical sciences	1
Physics	71
Politics	1
Polygraphy	10
Power electronics	10
Programming	1
Project management	1
Radiation	7
Radio	7
Radiography	1
Rail transport	1
Refrigeration	1
Resins	1
Social science	2
Sound recording	1
Statistics	1
Taxes	1
Technology	192
Telecommunications	11
Textile industry	9
Transport	73
Waste management	3
Work flow	2