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1 battery
[΄bætri] n տեխ. մարտկոց. ռզմ. հրետամարտկոց. The battery is flat Մարտկոցը նստել է. charge the battery մարտկոցը լից քա վորել. փխբ. a battery of questions հարցերի տարափ -
2 battery charge
"The amount of battery power left on the system. It is shown, in percentage, if user holds the mouse over the battery icon." -
3 battery life
The time for which the cell(s) in a rechargeable battery can produce an electric current before the battery needs to be recharged. -
4 battery saver
A feature that allows a person to turn off some services on their phone to preserve the battery life of their phone. -
5 battery voltage (U battery)
English-Arabic automotive engineering dictionary > battery voltage (U battery)
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6 Battery
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7 battery
بطارية* * *بَطَّارِيَّة -
8 Battery
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9 Battery cable
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10 Battery capacity
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11 Battery cell
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12 Battery charger
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13 Battery cut-out relay
مُرَحّل قطع التيار عن البطارية -
14 Battery ignition
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15 Battery tray
عُلبة البطارية -
16 Battery voltage
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17 Battery-charging station
محطة شحن بطارياتEnglish-Arabic Automotive glossary > Battery-charging station
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18 BATTERY IGNITION
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19 BATTERY ELECTRODES
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20 BATTERY READY
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