nanotech
5.3
Relating to science that makes very small parts used in electronics or medicine
- adjective
- /ˈnænəˌtɛk/
- Specialized
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nanotecnología
- The nanotech innovations are transforming the way we approach medicine and materials science.
Examples
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Researchers are excited about the potential of nanotech to create more efficient solar panels.
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Many industries are investing heavily in nanotech to enhance product durability and performance.
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It even though it's nanotech, it has the color scheme that is right back to the comics with the gold in the arms and the thighs.
Synonyms
24
6.5
The study and use of very small parts made from atoms and molecules that you cannot see
is an adjective describing things connected with nanoscale science and applications
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5.1
The science and technology of making and using things about one billionth of a meter
is an adjective describing relation to nanoscale science and applications
Surface Forms
nanotech positive
Etymology
Nanotech starts with nano-, from a Greek word that means 'dwarf' and now means 'very small', and ends with tech, short for 'technology' or 'tools'. So nanotech as an adjective describes technology that works with very small parts.