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noun3) (Phys.) Energie, die* * *['enə‹i]plural - energies; noun1) (the ability to act, or the habit of acting, strongly and vigorously: He has amazing energy for his age; That child has too much energy; I must devote my energies to gardening today.) die Energie2) (the power, eg of electricity, of doing work: electrical energy; nuclear energy.) die Energie•- academic.ru/24293/energetic">energetic- energetically* * *en·er·gy[ˈenəʤi, AM ˈenɚ-]nI haven't got the \energy to go out tonight ich bin heute zu schlapp, um auszugehento conserve one's \energy seine Kräfte schonen, mit seinen Kräften haushaltento be bursting [or brimming] with \energy vor Energie nur so sprühento be full of \energy voller Energie steckento channel [or direct] [all] one's energies into sth [all] seine Kräfte auf etw akk konzentrieren, seine Energie in etw akk reinsteckento concentrate one's energies on sth all seine Energie für etw akk aufwenden\energy crisis Energiekrise fsources of \energy Energiequellen pl* * *['enədZɪ]nEnergie fhe put his speech over with a lot of energy — er hielt seine Rede mit viel Schwung
to concentrate one's energies on doing sth — seine ganze Kraft dafür aufbieten, etw zu tun
to devote all one's energies to sth — seine ganze Energie or Kraft für etw einsetzen
to conserve one's energies — mit seinen Kräften haushalten or Haus halten or sparsam umgehen
* * *energy [ˈenə(r)dʒı] s1. Energie f:a) Kraft f, Nachdruck m:b) Tatkraft f2. Wirksamkeit f, Durchschlagskraft f (eines Arguments etc)3. PHYS Energie f, (innewohnende) Kraft, Arbeitsfähigkeit f, Leistung f:energy balance Energiehaushalt m (des Körpers);energy budget Energiehaushalt m (der Erde etc);energy-conscious energiebewusst;energy crisis Energiekrise f;energy-efficient energiesparend;energy gap Energielücke f;energy-intensive energieintensiv;energy-saving energiesparend;energy-saving light bulb Energiesparlampe f;energy-saving measures Energiesparmaßnahmen;energy supply Energieversorgung f;4. Kraftaufwand mE abk* * *noun3) (Phys.) Energie, die* * *n.Energie -n f.Tatkraft -¨e f.
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