Definition of electrification in English:

electrification

noun ɪlɛktrɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nəˌlɛktrəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action or process of charging something with electricity.
I saw no evidence of electrification of the fence
Example sentencesExamples
- The troops also found a well furnished underground hideout with beds and electrification in the house.
- Special radio transmitters were measuring the electrification of the ionosphere, and cosmic-ray-counter telescopes were analyzing radiation at the edge of space.
- Anomalous potentials were observed that could not be attributed to contact electrification.
- The Naval Research Laboratory used radio signals from the flying rocket to measure the electrification of the ionosphere.
- Medieval practices of guillotining, lynching, and public hanging belong to the same category as the death penalty by lethal injection or electrification.
- Edison still ate breakfast the day he mastered electrification.
- Because the temperature variations within a thundercloud include the range of laboratory reversal temperatures, this phenomenon does offer an explanation of cloud electrification.
- Calculations have shown that this process is able to produce electrification at rates comparable with those observed.
- Simpson took charge of Kew observatory where he continued his research on the electrical structure of thunderstorms and electrification of precipitation.
- The Cape Griffon vulture has experienced continuous problems with poisoning, electrification, habitat destruction and diet deficiencies.
1. 1.1 The conversion of a machine or system to the use of electrical power.
  the electrification of the railways
  as modifier the Government's rural electrification programme
  Example sentencesExamples
  The electrification of suburban railways during the interwar period greatly increased their speed, comfort, and flexibility.
  Huge suburban tracts were brought into being by railway companies, generally as a consequence of electrification.
  He indicated that off-grid electrification might be the only solution to many of the over 2000 un-electrified settlements in Namibia.
  Reina was struck by lightning while working on an electrification project.
  Electrification of the countryside developed spectacularly: over 80 per cent of all communes were connected by 1930.
  Electrification will still not go west beyond a couple of miles west of St. Louis.
  The electrification programme accounts for a small percentage of the increase in the demand for electricity.
  Electrification of factories and houses was an exploding new technology that increased output and brought with it appliances and radio.
  These settlements are widely dispersed and too small to be considered for grid electrification.
  As incomes increase in developing countries, electrification, appliance ownership, and the demand for electricity would increase at a relatively rapid rate.

Definition of electrification in US English:

electrification

nounəˌlektrəfəˈkāSH(ə)nəˌlɛktrəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

1The action or process of charging something with electricity.
I saw no evidence of electrification of the fence
Example sentencesExamples
- Because the temperature variations within a thundercloud include the range of laboratory reversal temperatures, this phenomenon does offer an explanation of cloud electrification.
- Special radio transmitters were measuring the electrification of the ionosphere, and cosmic-ray-counter telescopes were analyzing radiation at the edge of space.
- Anomalous potentials were observed that could not be attributed to contact electrification.
- Medieval practices of guillotining, lynching, and public hanging belong to the same category as the death penalty by lethal injection or electrification.
- Simpson took charge of Kew observatory where he continued his research on the electrical structure of thunderstorms and electrification of precipitation.
- The Naval Research Laboratory used radio signals from the flying rocket to measure the electrification of the ionosphere.
- The Cape Griffon vulture has experienced continuous problems with poisoning, electrification, habitat destruction and diet deficiencies.
- The troops also found a well furnished underground hideout with beds and electrification in the house.
- Calculations have shown that this process is able to produce electrification at rates comparable with those observed.
- Edison still ate breakfast the day he mastered electrification.
1. 1.1 The conversion of a machine or system to the use of electrical power.
  the electrification of the railroads
  as modifier the Government's rural electrification program
  Example sentencesExamples
  The electrification programme accounts for a small percentage of the increase in the demand for electricity.
  Huge suburban tracts were brought into being by railway companies, generally as a consequence of electrification.
  Reina was struck by lightning while working on an electrification project.
  As incomes increase in developing countries, electrification, appliance ownership, and the demand for electricity would increase at a relatively rapid rate.
  Electrification will still not go west beyond a couple of miles west of St. Louis.
  The electrification of suburban railways during the interwar period greatly increased their speed, comfort, and flexibility.
  He indicated that off-grid electrification might be the only solution to many of the over 2000 un-electrified settlements in Namibia.
  These settlements are widely dispersed and too small to be considered for grid electrification.
  Electrification of factories and houses was an exploding new technology that increased output and brought with it appliances and radio.
  Electrification of the countryside developed spectacularly: over 80 per cent of all communes were connected by 1930.

单词	electrification
释义	Definition of electrification in English: electrification noun ɪlɛktrɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nəˌlɛktrəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action or process of charging something with electricity. I saw no evidence of electrification of the fence Example sentencesExamples The troops also found a well furnished underground hideout with beds and electrification in the house. Special radio transmitters were measuring the electrification of the ionosphere, and cosmic-ray-counter telescopes were analyzing radiation at the edge of space. Anomalous potentials were observed that could not be attributed to contact electrification. The Naval Research Laboratory used radio signals from the flying rocket to measure the electrification of the ionosphere. Medieval practices of guillotining, lynching, and public hanging belong to the same category as the death penalty by lethal injection or electrification. Edison still ate breakfast the day he mastered electrification. Because the temperature variations within a thundercloud include the range of laboratory reversal temperatures, this phenomenon does offer an explanation of cloud electrification. Calculations have shown that this process is able to produce electrification at rates comparable with those observed. Simpson took charge of Kew observatory where he continued his research on the electrical structure of thunderstorms and electrification of precipitation. The Cape Griffon vulture has experienced continuous problems with poisoning, electrification, habitat destruction and diet deficiencies. 1.1 The conversion of a machine or system to the use of electrical power. the electrification of the railways as modifier the Government's rural electrification programme Example sentencesExamples The electrification of suburban railways during the interwar period greatly increased their speed, comfort, and flexibility. Huge suburban tracts were brought into being by railway companies, generally as a consequence of electrification. He indicated that off-grid electrification might be the only solution to many of the over 2000 un-electrified settlements in Namibia. Reina was struck by lightning while working on an electrification project. Electrification of the countryside developed spectacularly: over 80 per cent of all communes were connected by 1930. Electrification will still not go west beyond a couple of miles west of St. Louis. The electrification programme accounts for a small percentage of the increase in the demand for electricity. Electrification of factories and houses was an exploding new technology that increased output and brought with it appliances and radio. These settlements are widely dispersed and too small to be considered for grid electrification. As incomes increase in developing countries, electrification, appliance ownership, and the demand for electricity would increase at a relatively rapid rate. Definition of electrification in US English: electrification nounəˌlektrəfəˈkāSH(ə)nəˌlɛktrəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n 1The action or process of charging something with electricity. I saw no evidence of electrification of the fence Example sentencesExamples Because the temperature variations within a thundercloud include the range of laboratory reversal temperatures, this phenomenon does offer an explanation of cloud electrification. Special radio transmitters were measuring the electrification of the ionosphere, and cosmic-ray-counter telescopes were analyzing radiation at the edge of space. Anomalous potentials were observed that could not be attributed to contact electrification. Medieval practices of guillotining, lynching, and public hanging belong to the same category as the death penalty by lethal injection or electrification. Simpson took charge of Kew observatory where he continued his research on the electrical structure of thunderstorms and electrification of precipitation. The Naval Research Laboratory used radio signals from the flying rocket to measure the electrification of the ionosphere. The Cape Griffon vulture has experienced continuous problems with poisoning, electrification, habitat destruction and diet deficiencies. The troops also found a well furnished underground hideout with beds and electrification in the house. Calculations have shown that this process is able to produce electrification at rates comparable with those observed. Edison still ate breakfast the day he mastered electrification. 1.1 The conversion of a machine or system to the use of electrical power. the electrification of the railroads as modifier the Government's rural electrification program Example sentencesExamples The electrification programme accounts for a small percentage of the increase in the demand for electricity. Huge suburban tracts were brought into being by railway companies, generally as a consequence of electrification. Reina was struck by lightning while working on an electrification project. As incomes increase in developing countries, electrification, appliance ownership, and the demand for electricity would increase at a relatively rapid rate. Electrification will still not go west beyond a couple of miles west of St. Louis. The electrification of suburban railways during the interwar period greatly increased their speed, comfort, and flexibility. He indicated that off-grid electrification might be the only solution to many of the over 2000 un-electrified settlements in Namibia. These settlements are widely dispersed and too small to be considered for grid electrification. Electrification of factories and houses was an exploding new technology that increased output and brought with it appliances and radio. Electrification of the countryside developed spectacularly: over 80 per cent of all communes were connected by 1930.
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