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Definition of electrifying - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
very excitingcausing strong excitement or emotional thrill
- The concert was an electrifying experience.
- Her electrifying speech moved the audience.
- The final goal was an electrifying moment.
Origin of electrifying
English, electric (amber) + -fy (to make)
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- French:électrisant, ...
- German:mitreißend, ...
- Italian:travolgente, ...
- Spanish:emocionante, ...
- Portuguese:eletrizante, ...
- Chinese:令人振奋的, ...
- Japanese:感動的な, ...
- Arabic:مُثِير, ...
- Hebrew:מְרַגֵּשׁ, ...
- Russian:захватывающий, ...
- Ukrainian:електризуючий, ...
- Hindi:रोमांचकारी, ...
Definition of electrify - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
energysupply electricity to a place or device
- The company plans to electrify the rural areas.
2.
electricityTECH. adapt a system for electric powerTECH.
- They decided to electrify the old railway line.
3.
excitementexcite or thrill greatly
- Her performance electrified the audience.
Origin of electrify
Greek, elektron (amber) + -fy (to make)
Examples of electrify in a sentence
Efforts to electrify the island are underway. The company plans to electrify the entire fleet of buses. Efforts to electrify rural areas have been successful. The news electrified the whole nation. The singer's voice electrified the crowd.
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- French:électrifier, électriser, ...
- German:elektrifizieren, begeistern, ...
- Italian:elettrificare, elettrizzare, ...
- Spanish:electrificar, electrizar, ...
- Portuguese:eletrificar, eletrizar, ...
- Chinese:供电, 震撼, ...
- Japanese:電気を供給する, 電気化する, ...
- Arabic:كَهْرَبَ, حَوَّلَ إلى الكهرباء, ...
- Hebrew:לְחַשְׁמֵל, לְהַחְשִׁמַל, ...
- Russian:электрифицировать, электризовать, ...
- Ukrainian:електрифікувати, захоплювати, ...
- Hindi:विद्युतीकरण करना, बिजलीकरण करना, ...
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