The phrase "a technology nut" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is very enthusiastic or passionate about technology.
Example: "As a technology nut, Sarah always has the latest gadgets and is eager to share her knowledge with others."
Alternatives: "a tech enthusiast" or "a technology aficionado."
He was a technology nut (an early obsessive with Napster, the music-sharing site), who oversaw the development of IT systems that enabled Cemex to deliver ready-mix concrete as easily as pizza.But he was also a gentleman, described once by The Economist as a blend of technocrat and aristocrat.
He was a technology nut (an early obsessive with Napster, the music-sharing site), who oversaw the development of information-technology systems that allowed Cemex to deliver ready-mix concrete as easily as pizza.But he was also a gentleman, described once by The Economist as a blend of technocrat and aristocrat.
TODD RUNDGREN Largely absent from the pop charts since the 1980s, Rundgren, 50, a long-time technology nut, is a pioneer in the on-line music business, and just raised the curtain on his own on-line venture.
Largely absent from the pop charts since the 1980s, Rundgren, 50, a. long-time technology nut, is a pioneer in the on-line music business, and just started his own on-line venture.
(yes), can the riders fail to be buried by an avalanche of snow in the highest Alps? (again, thankfully, yes) — was, for technology nuts, the story of the year, maybe the new decade.
Whatever the implications of Burton's Alice may be for exhibitors and all that newly-installed 3D technology, the nuts-and-bolts issue here is surely the length of time any once-great film-maker is given in the cinephile heart purely on the basis of dusty triumphs a decade or more in the past.
The technology has been a tough nut to crack in the preceding decades, but an $820 million investment certainly couldn't hurt. .
Probably originally as a nut — a rather unusual nut tree.
Well, the glitterati should take solace in the fact that even cutting-edge technology companies like Texas Instruments txn are finding the market a hard nut to crack.
She is a nut, but a nut with true grit.
