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1 energy
nенергія; сила, потужність◊to take the energy from — відбирати енергію від (напр. генератора)
•- braking energy - clean energy - electric energy - electromagnetic energy - emitted energy - exhaust energy - flow energy - flywheel energy - fusion energy - kinetic energy - mechanical energy - nuclear energy - reflected energy - shock wave energy - sound energy - thermal energy
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