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also e (iː) (plural E's, e's)

1. variable noun

E is the fifth letter of the English alphabet.

2. variable noun

In music, E is the third note in the scale of C major.

E or e is an abbreviation for words beginning with e, such as 'English', 'east', and 'eastern'.

4. variable noun

E is the drug ecstasy, or a tablet of ecstasy.

[informal]

e-

(iː-)

prefix

e- is used to form words that indicate that something happens on or uses the internet. e- is an abbreviation for 'electronic'.

...the complete on-line e-store.

...providing e-solutions for business.

e in British English

or E (iː)

nounWord forms: plural e's, E's or Es

the fifth letter and second vowel of the modern English alphabet

any of several speech sounds represented by this letter, in English as in he, bet, or below

e in British English

symbol for

1. mathematics

a transcendental number, fundamental to mathematics, that is the limit of (1 + 1/n)n as n increases to infinity: used as the base of natural logarithms. Approximate value: 2.718 282…; relation to π: eπi = –1, where i = √–1

electron

3. chess algebraic notation

E in British English

symbol for

earth

East

English

Egypt(ian)

exa-

6. music

a note having a frequency of 329.63 hertz (E above middle C) or this value multiplied or divided by any power of 2; the third note of the scale of C major

a key, string, or pipe producing this note

the major or minor key having this note as its tonic

7. physics

energy

electric field strength

electromotive force

Young's modulus (of elasticity)

8. logic

a universal negative categorical proposition, such as no pigs can fly: often symbolized as SeP

Compare A, I2, O1

a person without a regular income, or who is dependent on the state on a long-term basis because of unemployment, sickness, old age, etc

(as modifier)

E worker

E. in British English

abbreviation for

Earl

e- in British English 1

prefix forming verbs and verbalderivatives

out

eviscerate

egest

away

elapse

elongate

outside

evaginate

completely

evaporate

without

ebracteate

Word origin

from Latin ē away; related to ex-1

e- in British English 2

prefix

electronic, indicating the involvement of the internet

e-business

e-money

E- in British English

prefix

used with numbers indicating a standardized system within the European Union, as of recognized food additives or standard pack sizes

E in American English 1

(i)

noun

1. Education

a grade indicating below-average work, often equivalent to condition

sometimes, a grade indicating excellence

2. Music

the third tone or note in the ascending scale of C major

a key, string, etc. producing this tone

the scale having this tone as the keynote

E in American English 2

Earl

earth

east

eastern

empty

6. American Football

end

England

English

9. Baseball

error(s)

10.

exa-

11.

excellent

12. Physics

energy

e in American English 1

(i) or E (i)

nounWord forms: plural e's

the fifth letter of the English alphabet: from the Greek epsilon, a borrowing from the Phoenician

any of the speech sounds that this letter represents, as, in English, the vowel ( (ɛ) ) of bed or ( (i) ) of equal, or, when unstressed, ( (ə) ) as in father

a type or impression for e or E

the fifth in a sequence or group

an object shaped like E

adjective

of e or E

fifth in a sequence or group

shaped like E

e in American English 2

(i)

noun

Ancient Mathematics

the number used as the base of the system of natural logarithms, approximately 2.71828

e in American English 3

Physics

electron

E- in American English

or e- (i)

done, made, purchased, etc. electronically, over the Internet

E-banking, airline E-tickets

Word origin

< electronic

e- in American English

(i)

ex-1

used before b, d, g, j, l, m, n, r, or v

eject, emit

Examples of 'e' in a sentence
e

Therefore, ` e reduced the drilling logs to film negatives, yes?We're still well suspicious but some of the guys ask `im if ` e 's heard anything about the races the next day.He crossed the road to the building of the Banco de Oceano e Rocha which at this time of the day wasclosed.e to factor worries about Amber into the larger concerns of the moment.

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Definition of 'E'

Ek in British English

physics

symbol for

kinetic energy

kinetic energy in British English

noun

the energy of motion of a body, equal to the work it would do if it were brought to rest. The translational kinetic energy depends on motion through space, and for a rigid body of constant mass is equal to the product of half the mass times the square of the speed. The rotational kinetic energy depends on rotation about an axis, and for a body of constant moment of inertia is equal to the product of half the moment of inertia times the square of the angular velocity. In relativistic physics kinetic energy is equal to the product of the increase of mass caused by motion times the square of the speed of light. The SI unit is the joule but the electronvolt is often used in atomic physics

Symbols: Ek, K, T. Abbreviation: KE

Chinese translation of 'E'

E 1

or e

(iː)

n (c/u)

(= letter) 英语的第五个字母

E 2

(iː)

n (c/u)

(Mus) C大调音阶中的第三音

abbr

(= direction) = east
(inf, = drug) = ecstasy

Nearby words of
E 1

dynamite
dyslexia
dyslexic
E
e acute
e-book
e-business

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释义	Trends of E View usage for: Trends of Ek View usage for: E also e (iː) (plural E's, e's) 1. variable noun E is the fifth letter of the English alphabet. 2. variable noun In music, E is the third note in the scale of C major. 3. E or e is an abbreviation for words beginning with e, such as 'English', 'east', and 'eastern'. 4. variable noun E is the drug ecstasy, or a tablet of ecstasy. [informal] e- (iː-) prefix e- is used to form words that indicate that something happens on or uses the internet. e- is an abbreviation for 'electronic'. ...the complete on-line e-store. ...providing e-solutions for business. e in British English or E (iː) nounWord forms: plural e's, E's or Es 1. the fifth letter and second vowel of the modern English alphabet 2. any of several speech sounds represented by this letter, in English as in he, bet, or below e in British English symbol for 1. mathematics a transcendental number, fundamental to mathematics, that is the limit of (1 + 1/n)n as n increases to infinity: used as the base of natural logarithms. Approximate value: 2.718 282…; relation to π: eπi = –1, where i = √–1 2. electron 3. chess algebraic notation E in British English symbol for 1. earth 2. East 3. English 4. Egypt(ian) 5. exa- 6. music a. a note having a frequency of 329.63 hertz (E above middle C) or this value multiplied or divided by any power of 2; the third note of the scale of C major b. a key, string, or pipe producing this note c. the major or minor key having this note as its tonic 7. physics a. energy b. electric field strength c. electromotive force d. Young's modulus (of elasticity) 8. logic a universal negative categorical proposition, such as no pigs can fly: often symbolized as SeP Compare A, I2, O1 9. a. a person without a regular income, or who is dependent on the state on a long-term basis because of unemployment, sickness, old age, etc b. (as modifier) E worker See also occupation groupings abbreviation for 10. Spain (international car registration) 11. informal the drug ecstasy Word origin (sense 8) from Latin (n)e(go) I deny Word origin (sense 10) from Spanish España E. in British English abbreviation for Earl e- in British English 1 prefix forming verbs and verbalderivatives 1. out eviscerate egest 2. away elapse elongate 3. outside evaginate 4. completely evaporate 5. without ebracteate Word origin from Latin ē away; related to ex-1 e- in British English 2 prefix electronic, indicating the involvement of the internet e-business e-money E- in British English prefix used with numbers indicating a standardized system within the European Union, as of recognized food additives or standard pack sizes See also E number E in American English 1 (i) noun 1. Education a. a grade indicating below-average work, often equivalent to condition b. sometimes, a grade indicating excellence 2. Music a. the third tone or note in the ascending scale of C major b. a key, string, etc. producing this tone c. the scale having this tone as the keynote E in American English 2 1. Earl 2. earth 3. east 4. eastern 5. empty 6. American Football end 7. England 8. English 9. Baseball error(s) 10. exa- 11. excellent 12. Physics a. energy see also matter (sense 2) b. the modulus of elasticity c. electromotive force or voltage Also, for 2-6, 9, & 11, e e in American English 1 (i) or E (i) nounWord forms: plural e's 1. the fifth letter of the English alphabet: from the Greek epsilon, a borrowing from the Phoenician 2. any of the speech sounds that this letter represents, as, in English, the vowel ( (ɛ) ) of bed or ( (i) ) of equal, or, when unstressed, ( (ə) ) as in father 3. a type or impression for e or E 4. the fifth in a sequence or group 5. an object shaped like E adjective 6. of e or E 7. fifth in a sequence or group 8. shaped like E e in American English 2 (i) noun Ancient Mathematics the number used as the base of the system of natural logarithms, approximately 2.71828 e in American English 3 Physics electron E- in American English or e- (i) done, made, purchased, etc. electronically, over the Internet E-banking, airline E-tickets Word origin < electronic e- in American English (i) ex-1 used before b, d, g, j, l, m, n, r, or v eject, emit Examples of 'e' in a sentence e Therefore, ` e reduced the drilling logs to film negatives, yes? Terman, Douglas CORMORANT We're still well suspicious but some of the guys ask `im if ` e 's heard anything about the races the next day. Matthews, Lew A CONVICTION OF GUILT He crossed the road to the building of the Banco de Oceano e Rocha which at this time of the day wasclosed. Robert Wilson THE COMPANY OF STRANGERS (2002) e to factor worries about Amber into the larger concerns of the moment. Parker, T. Jefferson SUMMER OF FEAR (1993) Word lists with e international car registration letters Definition of 'E' Ek in British English physics symbol for kinetic energy kinetic energy in British English noun the energy of motion of a body, equal to the work it would do if it were brought to rest. The translational kinetic energy depends on motion through space, and for a rigid body of constant mass is equal to the product of half the mass times the square of the speed. The rotational kinetic energy depends on rotation about an axis, and for a body of constant moment of inertia is equal to the product of half the moment of inertia times the square of the angular velocity. In relativistic physics kinetic energy is equal to the product of the increase of mass caused by motion times the square of the speed of light. The SI unit is the joule but the electronvolt is often used in atomic physics Symbols: Ek, K, T. Abbreviation: KE Chinese translation of 'E' E 1 or e (iː) n (c/u) (= letter) 英语的第五个字母 E 2 (iː) n (c/u) (Mus) C大调音阶中的第三音 abbr (= direction) = east (inf, = drug) = ecstasy Nearby words of E 1 dynamite dyslexia dyslexic E e acute e-book e-business All related terms of 'E' brow ( forehead ) 额(額) é forehead 额(額) é [ 个(個) gè ] goose 鹅(鵝) é [ 只 zhī ] hunger ( lack of food ) 饿(餓) è moth 蛾 é [ 只 zhī ] ugh 呃 è A & E accident and emergency 急诊(診)室 jízhěnshì [ 美 = ER ] e acute 尖重音e jiānzhòngyīn e e-book electronic book 电子书 diànzǐshū [ 本 běn ] e-card 电子贺卡 diànzǐ hèkǎ [ 个(個) gè ] e-mail 电(電)子邮(郵)件 diànzǐ yóujiàn [ 封 fēng ] e-reader 电(電)子阅(閱)读(讀)器 diànzǐ yuèdú qì [ 台 tái ] e-ticket 电(電)子客票 diànzǐ kèpiào [ 张(張) zhāng ] e-business [ c ] ( company ) 电(電)子商务(務)公司 diànzǐ shāngwù gōngsī [ 家 jiā ] e-cigarette 电(電)子香烟(煙) diànzǐ xiāngyān [ 支 zhī ] e-commerce = e-business e-mail account 电(電)子邮(郵)件账(賬)号(號) diànzǐ yóujiàn zhànghào [ 个(個) gè ] e-mail address 电(電)子邮(郵)件地址(阯) diànzǐ yóujiàn dìzhǐ [ 个(個) gè ] bad ( not good : weather, health, conditions, temper ) 坏(壞)的 huài de (: actor, driver ) 不胜(勝)任的 bù shèngrèn de (: behaviour, habit ) 不良的 bùliáng de letter ( note ) 信 xìn [ 封 fēng ] feel ( touch : object, face ) 摸 mō ⇒ Eric felt his face. "Am I bleeding?" → 埃里克摸着自己的脸。"我在流血吗？" Āilǐkè mōzhe zìjǐ de liǎn."Wǒ zài liúxiě ma?" to feel hungry 觉(覺)得饿(餓) juéde è payment [ c ] ( sum of money ) 付款额(額) fùkuǎn é [ 笔 bǐ ] ravenous ▶ to be ravenous 饿(餓)极(極)了的 è jíle de ⇒ I'm ravenous! → 我饿极了！ Wǒ è jí le! to be ravenous 饿(餓)极(極)了的 è jíle de ⇒ I'm ravenous! → 我饿极了！ Wǒ è jí le! acute ( severe : embarrassment, shortage ) 严(嚴)重的 yánzhòng de I'm starving ( inf ) 我饿(餓)极(極)了 wǒ è jí le starve ( be very hungry ) 挨饿(餓) ái'è integrity ( honesty ) 刚(剛)正不阿 gāngzhèng bù ē be ( with complement ) 是 shì peckish ▶ to be or feel peckish 觉(覺)得有点(點)饿(餓) juéde yǒu diǎn è she's hungry/thirsty 她饿(餓)了/渴了 tā è le/kě le to be or feel peckish 觉(覺)得有点(點)饿(餓) juéde yǒu diǎn è
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