bi·on·ic [baɪˈɒnɪk, Am -ˈɑ:nɪk] ADJ
1. bionic MED:
- bionic
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2. bionic inf (extremely active):
- bionic
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
After her rebirth, he was loath to make the same mistake, since, after all, she had died from bionic rejection.
en.wikipedia.org His bionic enhancements allowed him to manipulate gravitational forces.
en.wikipedia.org Although humanoid, they are in fact bionic, having given up the pleasures of human flesh in exchange for longevity.
en.wikipedia.org Players can extend his bionic arm overhead, directly in front, and above at a 45-degree angle.
en.wikipedia.org His bionic abilities include bionic strength in his right arm, laser spheres generated from his fingers, and power spheres generated from his hand.
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www.fraunhofer.de The picture on the left shows a lightweight structure made of polyamide inspired by bionic principles.
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Links im Bild ist eine bionisch inspirierte Leichtbaukonstruktion aus Polyamid zu sehen.