名詞 electronics:

1. the branch of physics that deals with the emission and effects of electrons and with the use of electronic devices

1. The company has achieved a premier position in the electronics field.
   該公司執(zhí)電子行業(yè)之牛耳。
2. The prognosis for the future of the electronics industry is encouraging.
   預測電子工業(yè)的前途一片大好。
3. Large electronics companies developed television, but Baird pointed the way with his experiments.
   大型電子工業(yè)公司研制出了電視，但這有賴於貝爾德的實驗為此指出了方向。
4. The branch of electronics that deals with miniature components.
   微電子學研究微小器件的電子學分支
5. Japanese-born physicist. He shared a1973 Nobel Prize for theoretical advances in the field of solid-state electronics.
   江崎，玲于奈生于1925日本裔物理學家，由于他在固態(tài)物質電子學理論上的進展獲得了1973年諾貝爾獎
6. They challenged that company's supremacy in the field of electronics.
   他們挑戰(zhàn)那家公司在電子學領域中占據(jù)的領先地位。

e.lec.tron.ics

n.（名詞）
(used with a sing. verb)The science and technology of electronic phenomena.
（與單數(shù)動詞連用）電子學：研究電子現(xiàn)象的科學和技術
(used with a pl. verb)Electronic devices and systems:
（與復數(shù)動詞連用）電子裝置和組件：
例句：
The electronics aboard the new aircraft are very sophisticated.
安裝在新飛行器上的電子器件非常復雜