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1 battery
n. pil, akü, batarya; borda topları; seri, dizi, takım; vurmalı çalgılar, vuruş; atıcı [beysb.], kötü muamele; tavuk kafesleri dizisi* * *1. batarya 2. pil* * *['bætəri]plural - batteries; noun1) (a series of two or more electric cells arranged to produce, or store, a current: a torch battery.) pil, akü2) (an arrangement of cages in which laying hens etc are kept.) kafes kümesi3) (a group of large guns (and the people manning them).) batarya4) (a long series: a battery of questions.) uzun dizi -
2 battery acid
akü asidi -
3 battery backup
batarya yedeği -
4 battery box
akümülatör kutusu -
5 battery cable
akü kablosu -
6 battery capacity
batarya kapasitesi -
7 battery carbon
batarya kömürü -
8 battery carrier
akü kutusu -
9 battery case
akü kabı -
10 battery charger
pil şarj aygıtı -
11 battery charger lamp
redresör lambası -
12 battery charging clip
batarya şarj pensesi -
13 battery charging rectifier
akü şarj redresörü -
14 battery clamp
batarya pensesi -
15 battery clip
akü maşası -
16 battery coil ignitton
akülü ateşleme -
17 battery filling plug
akümülatör şarj fişi -
18 battery fitting cap
akümülatör kapağı -
19 battery float current
pil akıcı akımı -
20 battery ignition
akülü ateşleme
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