電氣化

简 电气化 · 繁 電氣化
Mandarin · pinyin diàn qì huà

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  1. electrification; to convert to electrical power (esp. for railways, factories or other infrastructure)
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電
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氣
qì · air, gas, steam, vapor; spirit
化
huà · change, convert, reform; -ize
电
diàn · electricity; electric; lightning
气
qì · steam, vapor; Kangxi radical 84
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4–4–4 · dian4 qi4 hua4

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din6 hei3 faa3

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verb

  1. to electrify

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電氣化 · dian4 qi4 hua4
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Exact source record電氣化 电气化 [dian4 qi4 hua4] /electrification; to convert to electrical power (esp. for railways, factories or other infrastructure)/