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e-type

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noun

  1. informal a person who works in or is interested in electronics

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Etymology

Origin of e-type

C20: e lectronics

Example Sentences

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Three automobiles, testifying to MoMA’s hardy freight elevator and sturdy flooring, have ascended to the museum’s third-floor galleries: a pistachio Volkswagen Beetle from 1959, a nearly seamless Cisitalia 202 GT in rosso corsa red, and a midnight-blue Jaguar E-Type Roadster from 1963.

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He phoned Dewis and told him: “Drop everything. Bring the open-top E-Type here immediately.”

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Here’s something else that will be special about the so-called E-Type 60 Collection: The pairs are Series 1 E-Types from the early 1960s, not replicas.

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Jaguar’s E-Type has been a showstopper from the start.

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No less of an expert than Enzo Ferrari instantly judged the E-Type the most beautiful car in the world.

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