گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'energy'

1 عمومی:: توانایی‌

2 عمومی:: قوه‌ فعلیه‌

3 عمومی:: زور

4 عمومی:: كارمایه‌

5 عمومی:: نیرو

6 عمومی:: انرژی‌

1 general:: noun power: China is short of electrical energy. noun strength: You need energy to win the race.

2 general::   noun ability to be active/work hard ADJ. boundless, indefatigable, inexhaustible, unflagging I admire her boundless energy. | surplus | nervous, restless | youthful | creative There was a lack of creative energy in the British film industry. QUANT. amount, level You can judge how healthy you are by the amount of energy you have. | great deal Bringing up twins requires a great deal of energy. | burst With a sudden burst of energy, he ran to the top of the hill. VERB + ENERGY be bursting with, be full of, have The children are always full of energy. I don't seem to have any energy these days. | lack He never seems to lack energy. | expend, put She put all her energies into her work. | channel, devote, direct, turn We're trying to deal with young offenders by channelling their energy into sport rather than crime. | conserve, save | work off The kids were running around crazily, working off their surplus energy. | waste We don't want to waste our energy trying to persuade people who are just not interested. | sap The hills sapped his energy and he got off his bike for frequent rests. | dissipate The volunteers' energy was dissipated by the enormous amounts of paperwork involved in the project. ENERGY + VERB flag It was late and my energy was beginning to flag. PHRASES an outlet for your energy Football gives them an outlet for their energy. | a waste of energy It's a waste of energy cutting this grass?nobody's going to see it. source of power ADJ. renewable the change from fossil fuels to renewable energy | atomic, nuclear, solar, wave, wind QUANT. amount The new power station produces vast amounts of energy. VERB + ENERGY generate, produce | harness attempts to harness solar energy | provide, supply | consume, use | store No battery could store enough energy to turn over a car's engine. | conserve, save | waste | need, require ENERGY + NOUN production | consumption, use | demand, needs, requirements total energy requirements for the coming year | supply The nuclear plant provides a fifth of the nation's energy supplies. | resources, sources | conservation, savings equipment that offers long-term energy savings | efficiency | bill, costs, prices | crisis, problem, shortage The country could face an energy crisis if demand continues to rise. | company, industry, sector state control of the energy industries | market The cost of solar power needs to fall before it makes an impact on the energy market. | management, plan, policy, programme, project, strategy a government-sponsored renewable energy project PHRASES a demand for energy The demand for energy and fuel is expected to increase dramatically. | energy-saving energy-saving features that can reduce energy bills by 50% | a form of energy, a source of energy

3 general:: energy verbs generate/produce energy • a power plant that generates energy from household waste supply/provide energy • The wind farm will provide enough energy for 100,000 homes. store energy • Batteries store the energy from the solar panels. use energy • Washing machines use a lot of energy. conserve energy (= not waste any energy ) • An efficient boiler will conserve energy and save you money. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + energy solar energy • The water pump is powered by solar energy. nuclear/atomic energy • a report on the cost of nuclear energy wind/wave energy • The windmill uses wind energy to crush grain and pump water. renewable energy (= energy such as solar or wind energy that can be replaced naturally ) • Switching to sources of renewable energy will reduce carbon emissions. alternative energy (= energy from sources other than oil, coal, or nuclear energy ) • It is the first form of public transport to be powered by alternative energy. clean energy (= which does not cause pollution ) • Iceland possesses sufficient quantities of clean energy sources that it does not need to rely on fossil fuels. energy + NOUN energy use • 30% of all our energy use is in the home. energy efficiency • This guide provides advice on ways of improving energy efficiency. energy consumption • We all need to reduce our energy consumption. energy needs/requirements • 65% of the country’s energy needs are met by imported oil. energy production • hydro-electricity and other methods of energy production energy resources • The world’s energy resources are being used up at an alarming rate. an energy shortage • California experienced energy shortages that in turn led to power outages. an energy crisis • Europe could soon face an energy crisis. energy supplies • We must secure the country’s future energy supplies. an energy company • a state-owned energy company the energy industry • regulation of the energy industry an energy bill • We are looking at ways of cutting our energy bill. energy prices • Energy prices are likely to rise significantly in the near future. phrases a source/form of energy • Coal is more expensive than other sources of energy. the demand for energy • The demand for energy in developing countries will continue to grow. energy 2 verbs have energy • He always has plenty of energy! put some energy into something • Try to put more energy into your game. channel your energy into something ( also devote your energy to something ) (= use most of your energy doing something ) • She should channel more of her energy into her studies. conserve energy (= use as little energy as possible ) • The lions spend much of the day sleeping, conserving energy for the hunt. run out of energy (= have no more energy ) • The players seemed to be running out of energy. lack energy (= have no energy ) • She lacked the energy to continue. something takes/requires energy • Climbing with a full backpack takes a lot of energy. your energy flags (= it becomes less and you become tired ) • After eight laps of the running track, my energy began to flag. phrases be full of energy/be bursting with energy (= have a lot of energy ) • I felt happy and full of energy. • The stage was bursting with energy. a lack of energy • Common symptoms include a loss of appetite and a lack of energy. a burst of energy (= a short sudden increase in energy ) • He tried to summon up one final burst of energy, but his legs wouldn’t respond. adjectives boundless energy (= that seems to have no limit ) • The children ran up and down the beach with boundless energy. youthful energy (= energy that young people naturally have ) • She is very talented and full of youthful energy. creative energy (= that makes you want to write, draw, paint etc ) • We have seen an explosion of creative energy from the band this year. nervous energy (= energy that comes from being nervous or excited ) • She seems to thrive on nervous energy. energy + NOUN energy levels (= the amount of energy someone has ) • Regular exercise increases your energy levels.