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noun A flow of electric charge.
A1 Electric current flows through wires.
A2 An electric current is used to power the light bulb.
B1 The amount of electric current can be measured in amps.
B2 Electric current is the flow of electric charge.
C1 Understanding the principles of electric current is essential for electrical engineers.
C2 Advanced circuits require precise control of electric current to function properly.
adjective Relating to or powered by electricity.
A1 Electric current is the flow of electricity in a circuit.
A2 An electric current can be dangerous if not handled properly.
B1 The electric current in the wires powers the lights in the room.
B2 The electric current running through the device can be adjusted using a dial.
C1 Advanced technology allows for precise control of electric current in electronic devices.
C2 The engineers designed a system to regulate the electric current for optimal performance.
formal The flow of electric current is measured in amperes.
informal Make sure you don't touch the wires when there's electric current running through them.
slang I accidentally got zapped by the electric current from the outlet.
figurative His words had an electric current that sparked excitement in the audience.
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