electrical

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• want: In fact if you want something electrical, plug into Dixons.

Adjective modifier

• large: Consumers remain cautious, especially about big-ticket purchases, hitting furniture and larger electricals suffered.

Modifies a noun

• appliance: The product range includes electrical appliances which are fully safety tested.
• stimulation: TENS therapy works by electrical stimulation of the peripheral nerves.
• installation: Carry out safety checks to gas and electrical installations while the property is empty.
• impulse: These drugs work by interfering with the electrical impulses of the heart.
• wiring: Do we need to have fixed electrical wiring in our property checked?
• equipment: What can you do to help make electrical equipment safe?

Modifying Another Word

• just: The system also allows for driving shorter distances with just electrical power and therefore zero emissions.
• enough: It can couple enough electrical energy to cause upset and burn out in electronic circuits on a wide scale.
• even: Even electrical appliances were integrated in to the kitchen design, made invisible behind doors that matched surrounding cabinets.
• almost: After that the hall was filled with a buzz and almost electrical atmosphere; no-one could quite believe what they'd witnessed.

Used with adjective complement

• include: The donation of good as new clothing and other goods ( including electrical ) to be sent to Romania to raise funds.

Preposition: in

• nature: Purchase only treasury bills electrical in nature likely have been.