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B2 Level Wordlist - Electronic Devices

Here you will learn some English words about electronic devices, such as "gadget", "mechanical", "update", etc. prepared for B2 learners.

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gadget
[noun]

a mechanical tool or an electronic device that is useful for doing something

Ex: This multi-tool gadget includes a knife , screwdriver , and bottle opener , perfect for camping trips .
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device
[noun]

a portable electronic gadet that can connect to the internet, such as a laptop, smartphone, etc.

Ex: As she traveled through different countries , her smartphone was the most important device for navigation and communication .
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mechanical
[Adjective]

(of an object) powered by machinery or an engine

Ex: The mechanical lawnmower relies on a gasoline engine to power its blades and propel itself across the lawn .
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electronic
[Adjective]

(of a device) having very small parts such as chips and obtaining power from electricity

Ex: The musician used a variety of electronic instruments to create unique sounds for the album.
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ingenious
[Adjective]

(of an idea, object, etc.) unique and working very well which has resulted from creativity and clever thinking

Ex: The architect 's ingenious use of space made the small apartment feel much larger and more comfortable .
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intuitive
[Adjective]

(of computer software) easily learnt and understood, therefore making usage simpler

Ex: The online shopping platform has an intuitive checkout process , making it simple for customers to complete their purchases quickly and easily .
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latest
[Adjective]

occurred, created, or updated most recently in time

Ex: His latest film has received critical acclaim worldwide .
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obsolete
[Adjective]

outdated and gone out of style, often replaced by more current trends or advancements

Ex: Many obsolete technologies can still be found in antique shops .
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outdated
[Adjective]

no longer matching the current trends or standards because of being too old

Ex: With the rise of streaming , DVDs are often considered outdated by most consumers .
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novel
[Adjective]

new and unlike anything else

Ex: He came up with a novel strategy to improve sales .
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to power
[Verb]

to supply with the needed energy to make something work

Ex: Electric cars are powered by rechargeable batteries , making them an eco-friendly transportation option .
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to charge
[Verb]

to fill an electronic device with energy

Ex: She charged her phone before leaving the house .
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to refill an electronic device with energy

Ex: They recharge the portable power bank to have a backup power source .
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to drain
[Verb]

to gradually or completely use up the available resources

Ex: The prolonged illness drained her savings , leaving her in a financially difficult situation .
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to boot
[Verb]

to start a computer, typically involves setting up hardware elements to prepare the computer for use

Ex: The technician booted the computer , troubleshooting the network connectivity issue .
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(of an electronic device or machine) to start working

Ex: The IT specialist started up the server to troubleshoot the issue .
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to make something stop working

Ex: The IT department will shut down the servers for maintenance tonight .
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to update
[Verb]

to make something more useful or modern by adding the most recent information to it, improving its faults, or making new features available for it

Ex: The article was updated to include new research findings .
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battery
[noun]

an object that turns chemical energy to electricity to give power to a device or machine

Ex: The smartphone's battery life has improved significantly with the latest technology.
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capacity
[noun]

the quantity that is possible by a machine, etc. to produce

Ex: The capacity of the team to innovate led to breakthroughs in technology .
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signal
[noun]

a series of electrical or radio waves carrying data to a radio, television station, or mobile phone

Ex: The Wi-Fi router sends a signal to all connected devices , providing internet access throughout the house .
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a class or step of technological development

Ex: The automobile industry is transitioning towards producing electric vehicles as the next generation of eco-friendly transportation .
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process
[noun]

the occurrence of a program that is being run by an operating system

Ex: In a multitasking environment , the operating system allocates resources dynamically among various processes based on priority and demand .
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charger
[noun]

a device that can refill a battery with electrical energy

Ex: He plugged his tablet into the charger before going to bed , so it would be fully charged by morning .
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cable
[noun]

a group of wires bundled together for transmitting electricity that is protected within a rubber case

Ex: The technician checked the cable connections to troubleshoot the electrical issue .
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memory
[noun]

a piece of electronic object in a computer where data is stored

Ex: The technician replaced the faulty memory module to fix the computer ’s booting issue .
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screen
[noun]

the visual data shown on a smartphone or computer monitor or display

Ex: Accessing the settings menu allows customization of the home screen.
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a piece of equipment by which a machine is operated

Ex: The remote controller for the TV was missing , so they had to change channels manually .
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a flat screen with the controls of a machine or device on it

Ex: The factory ’s control panel displays real-time data and allows operators to control the production line .
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an instrument that makes looking at tiny objects or organisms possible by enlarging them which is useful in scientific studies

Ex: She adjusted the focus on the microscope to get a clearer view of the tissue sample .
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a glassy object that is capable of making small objects seem larger

Ex: The jeweler relied on a magnifying glass to appraise the intricate designs on the ring .
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compass
[noun]

a device with a needle that always points to the north, used to find direction

Ex: In the absence of GPS , the compass became an essential tool for the outdoor survival course .
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drone
[noun]

a flying vehicle such as an aircraft that is controlled from afar and has no pilot

Ex: Hobbyists enjoy flying drones in open spaces , practicing maneuvers and capturing videos from above .
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cutting-edge
[Adjective]

having the latest and most advanced features or design

Ex: The cutting-edge laboratory equipment enables scientists to conduct groundbreaking experiments and analyze data with unparalleled accuracy .
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off
[Adverb]

in a state of not operating or no longer functioning, especially of electrical devices

Ex: Don't forget to power off your laptop.
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a display by which the user can interact with a computer, smartphone, etc. by touching its surface

Ex: The touchscreen allows for quick and intuitive control .
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