electro
/ɪˈlɛktroʊ/
adjective
- Relating to or characteristic of electro music.
- She wore a neon outfit to the electro concert.
- The band's new album has an electro sound with heavy bass.
- His electro style mixes old-school beats with modern effects.
- Short for 'electrostatic' or 'electrical', used informally in compound terms.
- They used an electro filter to clean the air in the lab.
- The electro shock from the fence was surprising but not dangerous.
- He built an electro magnet for his science project.
noun
- A style of electronic dance music with a strong, fast beat and synthesizer sounds.
- The DJ played a mix of electro and house music at the club.
- Electro became popular in the 1980s with artists like Afrika Bambaataa.
- She loves dancing to electro because of its energetic rhythm.
- A short form of 'electroplate' or 'electrotype', referring to a metal copy made by an electrical process.
- The museum displayed an electro of the original coin.
- Printers used an electro to create duplicate plates for the book.
- He collected old electros of famous sculptures.