Electronics Components

noun a sensory appendage on the heads of insects, crustaceans, and some other arthropods

• The satellite dish is equipped with a high-gain antenna for better reception.
• Make sure you adjust the antenna on the TV to get a clear picture.
• I need to get a new antenna for my car radio.
• She had a keen antenna for picking up on subtle cues in conversation.

noun a group of people gathered together for a common purpose

verb to gather together in one place for a common purpose

• The team will need to assemble all the necessary documents before the meeting.
• Let's all assemble at the park for a picnic this weekend.
• We're going to assemble a killer playlist for the party tonight.
• It took years to assemble the pieces of the puzzle and finally solve the mystery.

noun a flaw or defect in something

verb to make a hole or groove in something

• The microchip technology has revolutionized the electronics industry.
• I love snacking on potato chips while watching movies.
• Let's go grab some chips and soda for the party.
• She has a chip on her shoulder about not being promoted.

noun a short video or audio segment

verb to record or capture a short segment of video or audio

• The teacher used a clip to hold together the papers in the presentation.
• Can you pass me the clip to hang up this poster?
• I love watching movie clips on YouTube.
• His speech was like a clip from a motivational video, inspiring everyone in the audience.

noun A part or element of a larger whole

adjective Describing something as being a constituent part of a whole

• The software development team is working on integrating a new component into the system.
• I'm adding a new component to my gaming setup to improve performance.
• I'm gonna slap this new component into my car and see how it runs.
• Trust is a key component in building strong relationships.

noun a continuous flow of electric charge in one direction

adjective describing a type of electric current that flows in one direction only

• Direct current is the flow of electric charge in only one direction.
• DC stands for direct current, which is like a one-way street for electricity.
• Using DC power is like having a straight shot to your destination with no detours.
• Just like direct current, sometimes it's best to keep moving forward without looking back.

noun a fencing sword with a light, flexible blade

verb prevent (something considered wrong or undesirable) from succeeding

• The chef wrapped the fish in foil before placing it in the oven.
• Don't forget to cover the leftovers with foil before putting them in the fridge.
• I used some foil to wrap up my sandwich for later.
• His calm demeanor was the perfect foil to her anxiousness.

noun a person or thing that jumps, such as someone who participates in the sport of jumping over obstacles on horseback or a garment worn to keep warm and cover the torso

verb to jump or leap

adjective describing something related to jumping or the act of jumping

• The jumper was made of high-quality wool and cashmere blend.
• I love wearing my cozy jumper on chilly days.
• Check out that cool jumper she's wearing!
• He's always quick to make a jumper in conversation, changing topics frequently.

noun a material or object that produces a magnetic field

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• The magnet attracts iron particles due to its magnetic field.
• I found a magnet in the drawer, do you need it?
• That new phone case is like a magnet for fingerprints.
• Her charisma acted like a magnet, drawing people towards her.

noun a thin coating of metal applied to an object for decorative or protective purposes

• The chef demonstrated the proper technique for plating the dish.
• I love watching cooking shows where they show off their plating skills.
• Check out the fancy plating on this dessert, it looks amazing!
• The artist used different shades of blue for the plating of the sky in the painting.

noun a mechanical device for battering or driving something with force

verb to strike or drive with great force

• The computer's RAM capacity is 16GB.
• I need to upgrade my laptop's RAM.
• My phone is so slow, probably because it doesn't have enough RAM.
• His mind was like a RAM, constantly processing new information.

noun a chosen or preferred item or person

verb to carefully choose or pick out from a group

adjective chosen with care or thought

• The committee will carefully select the candidate who best fits the job requirements.
• I'll let you select the movie for tonight's movie night.
• Hey, don't worry about it, just select whichever option you think is best.
• She had to carefully select her words when speaking to the press to avoid any misunderstandings.

noun a shiny greyish-white metal that is a valuable material used in making jewelry, coins, and other decorative items

verb to cover or coat with silver

adjective having the color or appearance of silver

• The silver cutlery set was passed down through generations in the family.
• I love wearing silver jewelry, it goes with everything.
• That car is so silver, it's like a mirror on wheels.
• Her words were like silver, smooth and pleasing to the ears.

verb to spread out or apart in a way that creates a wide angle

adjective spread out or apart in a way that creates a wide angle

• The branches of the tree splay outwards, creating a wide canopy.
• She splayed out on the couch after a long day at work.
• I accidentally splayed my phone on the pavement and cracked the screen.
• His emotions splayed across his face, making it clear how he truly felt.

noun a long, narrow strip of material used for binding or fastening items together

verb to fasten or attach with tape

• The technician used a special tape to secure the wires in place.
• Can you pass me the tape so I can wrap this gift?
• I always keep a roll of tape in my bag just in case.
• Her words were like tape, holding the group together during the difficult times.

adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun, in this case 'tiny' describes the size of something.

• The tiny seed grew into a mighty oak tree.
• I found a tiny frog in the backyard pond.
• That car is so tiny, it's like a clown car!
• His influence may seem tiny, but it has a big impact.

noun SFF stands for Science Fiction and Fantasy, which are genres of speculative fiction that often involve futuristic or fantastical elements.

• The conference will feature various discussions on the latest trends in SFF literature.
• I love reading SFF books in my free time.
• SFF movies are my jam!
• Her imagination soared to new heights as she delved into the world of SFF.

noun a type of strong, transparent polyester film commonly used in packaging and insulation

• The balloon was made of durable mylar material.
• I wrapped my sandwich in mylar to keep it fresh.
• I love the way mylar makes everything look so shiny!
• Her smile was like mylar, bright and reflective.

noun a measure of this ability, expressed as the amount of electric charge that can be stored per unit voltage

• The capacitance of the circuit can be calculated using the formula C = Q/V.
• I'm not sure how to measure capacitance in this circuit.
• Dude, the capacitance of this thing is off the charts!
• Her capacitance for learning new skills is truly impressive.

noun the part of a watch or jewelry that surrounds and holds the face or stone in place

• The watch had a sleek stainless steel bezel around the face.
• I love how the bezel on this phone makes the screen look bigger.
• Check out the bling on that bezel, it's so shiny!
• The bezel of the painting really brings out the colors and adds depth to the piece.

noun A type of battery that is commonly used in small electronic devices such as remote controls, flashlights, and toys. It is named for its size, which is smaller than AA and larger than AAAA batteries.

• The AAA cell is a common type of battery used in various electronic devices.
• I need to replace the AAA cell in my remote control.
• Don't forget to grab some AAA cells for the flashlight.
• The AAA cell of the team, he always comes through in clutch moments.

noun a secondary or additional body part or structure that serves a specific function in the body

• The accessory body of the microscope allows for additional magnification.
• The extra piece on the microscope helps you see things better.
• That add-on to the microscope is a game-changer.
• The accessory body of the camera lens gives a different perspective on the subject.

noun a cylindrical container or tube used for storing or transporting acorns

• The scientist used an acorn tube to collect samples from the tree bark.
• I found this cool acorn tube in the forest, wanna see?
• Check out this funky acorn tube I found while hiking!
• Her creativity flowed like an acorn tube, collecting ideas effortlessly.

noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun

• The active component in this medication is known to effectively treat the symptoms.
• The active component in this cream works wonders for my skin.
• That new energy drink has some crazy active components that really give you a boost.
• In this recipe, the active component is the secret ingredient that makes it stand out.

noun a type of display technology used in flat panel displays such as LCDs

adjective describing the type of matrix used in the display technology

• The new display technology uses an active-matrix design for improved image quality.
• The active-matrix screen on this laptop is really sharp and clear.
• Check out the active-matrix display on that phone, it's lit!
• Her mind was like an active-matrix screen, constantly processing and displaying information.

noun a device that enables one system or device to be connected to and work with another

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• The adapter allows you to connect different types of devices to your computer.
• I need to get an adapter so I can use my headphones with my new phone.
• I borrowed my friend's adapter to charge my phone at the party.
• She is like an adapter, able to adapt to any situation seamlessly.

noun a device that allows one system or device to be connected to and work with another

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• The adaptor is essential for connecting the European plug to the American outlet.
• Don't forget to pack the adaptor for your trip overseas.
• I borrowed my friend's adaptor to charge my phone at the airport.
• She acted as an adaptor between the two conflicting parties, helping them find common ground.

noun a person or thing that adds

• The zoologist carefully observed the behavior of the adder in its natural habitat.
• I saw an adder while hiking in the woods yesterday.
• Watch out for that sneaky adder, it's venomous!
• The new tax law is like an adder, slowly draining our resources.