Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Power"
The meaning of "Power" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
What does the power to name mean?
A:
(この名前を決める権利は街の名前だけでなくいろんな物事にも当てはまる。)
Q:
What does The authoritarian power structure of any military institution retains a psychological emphasis that is imperative to how its' inner systems operate. mean?
A:
Military power structures (like in the army) must have a emphasis on mental things to keep it's inner systems working properly.
does that help?? this was kinda hard to dumb down :(
does that help?? this was kinda hard to dumb down :(
Q:
What does "My power flurries through the air into the ground" which is the part of lyrics of "Let it go" from the Frozen mean?
A:
it’s poetic and doesn’t make much literal sense ... she’s metaphorically comparing her “power” to snow, because when snow falls in a light winter storm, it’s called a “flurry”
Q:
What does Buy a power bank. mean?
A:
a power bank is something you purchase and charge and it will hold that charge until you need to use it to possibly charge your phone, so to buy a power bank, you will be buying a portable charging device, which is very useful when travelling as your phone might run out of battery and you will need to charge it when you are not at the hotel you are staying at.
Q:
What does big powers have their strategies while small countries also have their own lines.
what's the meaning of "lines"? mean?
what's the meaning of "lines"? mean?
A:
This means their own way of doing things, their own ways of thinking and having strategies
Example sentences using "Power"
Q:
Please show me example sentences with power through.
A:
The exam had many tough questions, but I had to power through
I wanted to give up, but I decided to power through
I powered through many difficult situations
Learning a new language is very hard, but I want to power through
"power through" is used when you put in a lot of effort and stay strong and determined until the end of something, even when it is very difficult
Let me know if you need more examples or don't understand!
I wanted to give up, but I decided to power through
I powered through many difficult situations
Learning a new language is very hard, but I want to power through
"power through" is used when you put in a lot of effort and stay strong and determined until the end of something, even when it is very difficult
Let me know if you need more examples or don't understand!
Q:
Please show me example sentences with power line .
A:
They're putting new power lines in.
There is downed power lines after the storm.
The birds love sitting on the power lines.
There is downed power lines after the storm.
The birds love sitting on the power lines.
Q:
Please show me example sentences with power plant.
A:
The power plant had a meltdown
Q:
Please show me example sentences with attractive power .
A:
'Attractive power' does not make sense
Q:
Please show me example sentences with the power of suggestion .
A:
first not a common expression at all, and I have to edit it a little. Through the power of subtle suggestions, I can make him do what I want him to do. still probably wouldn't say this.
Synonyms of "Power" and their differences
Q:
What is the difference between power outlet and power plug and electrical socket ?
A:
Plug is what goes into the socket.
Q:
What is the difference between 10 raised to the power of 5 and 10 to the power of 5 ?
A:
They are the same.
"10 raised to the power of 5" is a more lengthy and exact version of
"10 to the power of 5"
"10 to the 5th (power)"
"10 raised to the power of 5" is a more lengthy and exact version of
"10 to the power of 5"
"10 to the 5th (power)"
Q:
What is the difference between power out and blackout ?
A:
They can mean the same thing, but “blackout” actually has more than 1 meaning.
Examples:
We had a power outage.
The power is out.
The power went out.
We had a blackout.
There’s a blackout (from the storm).
However, sometimes people say blackout to refer to a loss of memory or a disconnect from others, often when they get too drunk. Being so drunk that you can’t remember what happened is called being “blackout drunk”.
Examples:
We had a power outage.
The power is out.
The power went out.
We had a blackout.
There’s a blackout (from the storm).
However, sometimes people say blackout to refer to a loss of memory or a disconnect from others, often when they get too drunk. Being so drunk that you can’t remember what happened is called being “blackout drunk”.
Q:
What is the difference between power and force ?
A:
Power is the rate of energy used in a unit of time, and force is the amount of energy you can transfer into the object, without time being a factor.
For example, weightlifting is about force, not power, because it's important how much weight you lift, not how long it takes to do it.
power tells you how quickly you are using up energy. Energy is measured in joules, power is measured in joules per second (which are called watts). Imagine you have a battery. It has a fixed amount of energy stored in its chemicals - 5000 joules say. If you use up the energy at a rate of 10 joules per seconds (10 watts), by heating up an electric fire, the battery will last 500 seconds and the fire will have a power rating of 10 watts.
For example, weightlifting is about force, not power, because it's important how much weight you lift, not how long it takes to do it.
power tells you how quickly you are using up energy. Energy is measured in joules, power is measured in joules per second (which are called watts). Imagine you have a battery. It has a fixed amount of energy stored in its chemicals - 5000 joules say. If you use up the energy at a rate of 10 joules per seconds (10 watts), by heating up an electric fire, the battery will last 500 seconds and the fire will have a power rating of 10 watts.
Q:
What is the difference between power and energy ?
A:
power - мощность
energy - энергия
мощность двигателя, энергия солнца
energy - энергия
мощность двигателя, энергия солнца
Translations of "Power"
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? a portable power supply, you can use it to charge your phone (in Chinese, it’s 移动电源)
A:
portable charger/ power bank
Example 1) Do you have a portable charger I could borrow.
Example 2) How much is that power bank.
Google Translate has "移动电源" as "mobile power". This translation is wrong as nobody calls it a "mobile power".
Example 1) Do you have a portable charger I could borrow.
Example 2) How much is that power bank.
Google Translate has "移动电源" as "mobile power". This translation is wrong as nobody calls it a "mobile power".
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? power bank
A:
Hope this helps!
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? Directs have no individual power to bind the corporation. I don't get the meaning of 'bind'. Are they trying to tie up the corporations?
A:
Bind: Common legal phrase indicating that an agreement has been consciously made, and certain actions are now either required or prohibited.
The employee cannot hold the corporation to a certain standard.
The employee cannot hold the corporation to a certain standard.
Q:
How do you say this in English (UK)? { hello :) is it natural and clear enough to ask "how is power linked to water?" ?
thank you !}
thank you !}
A:
That sounds fine to me :)
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? It is very curious that you give me great power who a little older than me and living life is of course different of mine.
A:
It is very curious that you fill me with such strength, even though you are a little older than me, and our lives are so different.
Other questions about "Power"
Q:
i can no longer be suppressed by my power alone, the "Anima" that has grown too big.
大きくなりすぎた「アニマ」はもう俺の力だけじゃ抑えられない
Is this expression correct?
大きくなりすぎた「アニマ」はもう俺の力だけじゃ抑えられない
Is this expression correct?
A:
Here’s my suggestion:
“The Anima has grown too large, and can no longer be suppressed by my power alone.”
(The grammar in the Japanese sentence becomes unnatural when translated directly into English, so I changed the structure to be more natural, while keeping the same meaning.)
“The Anima has grown too large, and can no longer be suppressed by my power alone.”
(The grammar in the Japanese sentence becomes unnatural when translated directly into English, so I changed the structure to be more natural, while keeping the same meaning.)
Q:
What does the power of our thoughts mean in this context.
While I was Reading something In english I came across this Phrase.
The power of our thoughts may never be measured or appreciated, but it became obvious to me as a young boy that there was value and power in being aware of my thoughts and how I expressed myself.
From the book rich dad poor dad.
While I was Reading something In english I came across this Phrase.
The power of our thoughts may never be measured or appreciated, but it became obvious to me as a young boy that there was value and power in being aware of my thoughts and how I expressed myself.
From the book rich dad poor dad.
A:
In this context they are trying to say that our ability to think (conscious thought) is very important. So “the power of our thoughts” is the “measure of influence or significance of our thoughts”.
Q:
until to find one with the power that could destroy it instead of me who doesn't have the power.
力のない私の代わりにそれを壊せる者が見つかるまで
Is this expression correct?
力のない私の代わりにそれを壊せる者が見つかるまで
Is this expression correct?
A:
とてもちかい！
Until I find one with the power that could destroy it instead of me who doesn't have the power.
Until I find one with the power that could destroy it instead of me who doesn't have the power.
Q:
If we have magical power to change the weather, it would not have to use air conditioner. Does this sound natural?
A:
× If we have magical power to change the weather, it would not have to use air conditioner.
✓ If we have the (magical) power to change the weather, we would not have to use air conditioners.
Putting magical here sounds a bit unnatural but you can include it
✓ If we have the (magical) power to change the weather, we would not have to use air conditioners.
Putting magical here sounds a bit unnatural but you can include it
Q:
The super power meddles in other countries' independency and only leaves devastation.
Is this sentence correct ?
Is this sentence correct ?
A:
The superpower meddles in other countries' independence, leaving only devastation.
The superpower meddles in other countries' independence, leaving only devastation.
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