Definition of gadgetry in English:

gadgetry

nounˈɡadʒɪtriˈɡædʒətri

mass noun

Small mechanical or electronic devices or tools, especially ingenious or novel ones.
the very latest in electronic gadgetry
Example sentencesExamples
- Devising a strategy was left to a mid-level executive who had no experience with high-tech gadgetry.
- Touchpads are very sexy, I think, and the small gadgetry should go over very well.
- Some community members express concern that modern gadgetry is replacing detailed knowledge of sea ice.
- For months, he steered clear of phones with cameras, fearful that handling the click-on gadgetry would be complicated.
- This increasing reliance on network-accessible gadgetry will return to haunt us.
- You and I, living in a swiftly changing technological age, stubbornly cling to what is now considered antiquated gadgetry.
- I shudder at the sight of all the contemporary gadgetry.
- Comfort and relaxation are assured when a house is free of clutter and of noisy, high-maintenance gadgetry.
- This solar house manages considerable energy saving through passive means without excessive costs or gadgetry.
- Acres of stands stacked with glittering, incomprehensible gadgetry and optically hostile clothing.

Definition of gadgetry in US English:

gadgetry

nounˈɡajətrēˈɡædʒətri

Small mechanical or electronic devices or tools, especially ingenious or novel ones.
the very latest in electronic gadgetry
Example sentencesExamples
- Some community members express concern that modern gadgetry is replacing detailed knowledge of sea ice.
- Devising a strategy was left to a mid-level executive who had no experience with high-tech gadgetry.
- Acres of stands stacked with glittering, incomprehensible gadgetry and optically hostile clothing.
- This solar house manages considerable energy saving through passive means without excessive costs or gadgetry.
- For months, he steered clear of phones with cameras, fearful that handling the click-on gadgetry would be complicated.
- Touchpads are very sexy, I think, and the small gadgetry should go over very well.
- This increasing reliance on network-accessible gadgetry will return to haunt us.
- You and I, living in a swiftly changing technological age, stubbornly cling to what is now considered antiquated gadgetry.
- I shudder at the sight of all the contemporary gadgetry.
- Comfort and relaxation are assured when a house is free of clutter and of noisy, high-maintenance gadgetry.

单词	gadgetry
释义	Definition of gadgetry in English: gadgetry nounˈɡadʒɪtriˈɡædʒətri mass noun Small mechanical or electronic devices or tools, especially ingenious or novel ones. the very latest in electronic gadgetry Example sentencesExamples Devising a strategy was left to a mid-level executive who had no experience with high-tech gadgetry. Touchpads are very sexy, I think, and the small gadgetry should go over very well. Some community members express concern that modern gadgetry is replacing detailed knowledge of sea ice. For months, he steered clear of phones with cameras, fearful that handling the click-on gadgetry would be complicated. This increasing reliance on network-accessible gadgetry will return to haunt us. You and I, living in a swiftly changing technological age, stubbornly cling to what is now considered antiquated gadgetry. I shudder at the sight of all the contemporary gadgetry. Comfort and relaxation are assured when a house is free of clutter and of noisy, high-maintenance gadgetry. This solar house manages considerable energy saving through passive means without excessive costs or gadgetry. Acres of stands stacked with glittering, incomprehensible gadgetry and optically hostile clothing. Definition of gadgetry in US English: gadgetry nounˈɡajətrēˈɡædʒətri Small mechanical or electronic devices or tools, especially ingenious or novel ones. the very latest in electronic gadgetry Example sentencesExamples Some community members express concern that modern gadgetry is replacing detailed knowledge of sea ice. Devising a strategy was left to a mid-level executive who had no experience with high-tech gadgetry. Acres of stands stacked with glittering, incomprehensible gadgetry and optically hostile clothing. This solar house manages considerable energy saving through passive means without excessive costs or gadgetry. For months, he steered clear of phones with cameras, fearful that handling the click-on gadgetry would be complicated. Touchpads are very sexy, I think, and the small gadgetry should go over very well. This increasing reliance on network-accessible gadgetry will return to haunt us. You and I, living in a swiftly changing technological age, stubbornly cling to what is now considered antiquated gadgetry. I shudder at the sight of all the contemporary gadgetry. Comfort and relaxation are assured when a house is free of clutter and of noisy, high-maintenance gadgetry.
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