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US
/ˌbaɪˈɔnɪk/
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[ UK /baɪˈɒnɪk/ ]
[ UK /baɪˈɒnɪk/ ]
ADJECTIVE
- of or relating to bionics
- having particular physiological functions augmented or replaced by electronic or electromechanical components
How To Use bionic In A Sentence
- I swear Mom has bionic ears.
- That it did not only reinforces his reputation as something of a bionic man. Times, Sunday Times
- September 20, 2007 in craptastic, rants, television reviews the first 14 minutes of the Bionic Woman have been posted online, click below to watch, but be warned, you will probably want to claw your eyes out, even if there are no bionic eyes with which to replace them. it is a pretty horrible 14 minutes. The first 14 minutes of The Bionic Woman…oy. « 1979 Semi-Finalist…
- In the following chapters I survey this unified bionic frontier.
- My Neighbour Who Knows What I Like (blogs passim) also Knows What My Son Likes, and I see him walking off with a box containing an unconstructed Lego Bionicle on his head. Blue Skies, Cream Teas
- A third promising avenue of research is the emerging field of bionics: In the last two years, 26 people in the U.S. and Europe have been outfitted with new prosthetic devices designed to restore their vision.
- So I guess what I am getting to is that I really love the idea of "bionics" and the ability to rebuild people and make them better. Forbes.com: News
- ‘No,’ said Rilar Cray, for the third time, and felt the autonomic systems in her bionic left side kick in and administer a dose of calming endorphins.
- Scientists with the ability to develop bionic dogs and digital noses are beginning experiments to create K9-the world's first robot sniffer dog.
- He said he has spent hundreds of pounds on equipment, including a bionic ear that amplifies sound by 36 times, a two-way radio with a radius of three miles, a night vision monocular and a searchlight.