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Meanings of gadget in English
A device or control that is very useful for a particular job.
Usage of gadget in English
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The gadget is also useful beyond help with weight loss and maintenance.
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The gadget could also have uses in medical monitoring devices, he said.
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Just got a pay rise, cool, buy the new shoes or gadget.
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Fortunately, a cure for wireless gadget overload may not be far off.
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The same probably goes for the gadget-making business behind Kindle and Echo.
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Because today, every gadget has to have a blue, glowing blinkenlight inside.
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What the world needs is a smart gadget to control it all.
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Open source programming platform Arduino has spawned thousands of enthusiastic DIY-gadget heads.
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For a scary moment the survival gadget almost slipped from his grasp.
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A week later, I collected from Marcel Brossollet a beautiful little gadget.
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It is a gadget gazette that is, so far, mostly a tease.
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It was, after all, an awfully delicate gadget easily and quickly disabled.
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Here's an gadget which will let apartment-dwellers scorch along with the rest.
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It's not easy to get the drop on gadget-laden lawman James West.
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Or, Lady Maccon, what new gadget I might install in your parasol?
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Only a particularly sad gadget columnist would venture into the deepest modes.
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