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1. (n.) electron
an elementary particle that is a fundamental constituent of matter, having a negative charge of 1.602 &xtimes; 10−19 coulombs, and existing independently or as the component outside the nucleus of an atom.
2. electron
a unit of charge equal to the charge on one electron.
Etymology: (1891; electr (ic ) +-on1, as in ion , cation , anion)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) electron, negatron
an elementary particle with negative charge
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1. (noun) ELECTRON
amber; also, the alloy of gold and silver, called electrum
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Sense: a very small particle within the atom.
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 Afrikaans: elektron |
 Arabic: إلِكْترون |
 Bulgarian: електрон |
 Brazilian: elétron |
 Czech: elektron |
 German: das Elektron |
 Danish: elektron |
 Greek: ηλεκτρόνιο |
 Spanish: electrón |
 Estonian: elektron |
 Farsi: الکترون |
 Finnish: elektroni |
 French: électron |
 Hebrew: אֶלֶקטרוֹן |
 Hindi: परमाणु में रहने वाला एक अ |
 Croatian: elektron |
 Hungarian: elektron |
 Indonesian: elektron |
 Icelandic: rafeind |
 Italian: elettrone |
 Japanese: 電子 |
 Korean: 전자 |
 Lithuanian: elektronas |
 Latvian: elektrons |
 Malay: elektron |
 Dutch: elektron |
 Norwegian: elektron |
 Polish: elektron |
 Persian: الکترون |
 Pashto: دبرېشنا منفى قوت يا بار،ا |
 Portuguese: electrão |
 Romanian: electron |
 Russian: электрон |
 Slovak: elektrón |
 Slovenian: elektron |
 Serbian: elektron |
 Swedish: elektron |
 Thai: อิเล็กตรอน |
 Turkish: elektron |
 Taiwanese: 電子 |
 Ukrainian: електрон |
 Urdu: برقی ذرہ |
 Vietnamese: điện tử |
 Chinese: 电子 |
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