battery in English: A small object that stores power and makes phones, toys, and cars work. (noun)

Translation

A small object that stores power and makes phones, toys, and cars work.

Word origin

From French batterie, a set of guns firing together, from battre, to hit; the power cell was named after a set of connected cells.

Gender

Pluralbatteries

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A dead battery has no power left in it.

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Batteries is the plural of battery.

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In British English a flat battery is an empty one.

phone

A small thing you hold to talk to people far away or to send messages.

energy

The power to work, move, or be active.

power

The strength or right to do something or to control others.

charge

To ask someone for an amount of money for something you sell or do.

car

A road vehicle with four wheels and an engine that carries a small number of people.

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