electronic

[ˌεlεk'trɒnɪk, ɪˌlεk'trɑːnɪk] n

Electronic [ˌεlεk'trɒnɪk, ɪˌlεk'trɑːnɪk] n

Électronique f (One of the music genres that appears under Genre classification in Windows Media Player library. Based on ID3 standard tagging format for MP3 audio files. ID3v1 genre ID 52)

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electronic [ˌεlεk'trɒnɪk, ɪˌlεk'trɑːnɪk] abbr.

el; elct

electronic

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clock abbr.
comp., MS	horloge
industr. construct.	appareil d'horlogerie
IT	générateur de cadence; générateur de rythme; impulsion d'horloge; rythme rythmeur
IT tech.	registre d'horloge; temporisateur
IT transp.	chronographe
tech.	horloge