英语单词

battery是什么意思

battery

英['bæt(ə)rɪ] |美['bætri]
    n.[电]电池,蓄电池;[军]炮台,炮位;一组;[法]殴打
日语:バッテリー 法语:batterie 德语:Batterie 韩语:배터리 俄语:batería

牛津词典

noun

  1. 电池
    a device that is placed inside a car engine, clock, radio, etc. and that produces the electricity that makes it work
    1. to replace the batteries
      更换电池
    2. a rechargeable battery
      充电电池
    3. battery-powered/-operated
      用电池供电的 / 发动的
    4. a car battery
      汽车蓄电池
    5. The battery is flat (= it is no longer producing electricity) .
      电池没电了。
  2. 一系列;一批;一群
    a large number of things or people of the same type
    1. He faced a battery of questions.
      他面临一连串的问题。
    2. a battery of reporters
      一大批记者
  3. 排炮
    a number of large guns that are used together
    1. 层架式鸡笼;层架式饲养笼
      a number of small cages that are joined together and are used for keeping chickens, etc. in on a farm
      1. a battery hen
        层架式养鸡笼养的母鸡
      2. battery eggs
        层架式养鸡场所产的蛋
    2. 殴打罪
      the crime of attacking sb physically


      词形变化

      名词复数形式:batteries



      中文词源

      battery 电池,一系列

      词源同beat, 击,打。-er, 表反复。形容电池放电过程中的电流的持续运动。



      双语例句

      1. Free range and battery eggs, boiled for four minutes, were hard to tell apart.
        柴鸡蛋和笼养鸡蛋在煮过4分钟之后很难区分。
      2. Battery charging systems remain basically the same as those in use half a century ago.
        电池充电系统和半个世纪前基本上没什么区别。
      3. The shavers come complete with batteries.
        这些剃须刀都已经配好了电池。
      4. They stopped beside a battery of abandoned guns.
        他们在一排废弃火炮旁停了下来。
      5. Crack is part of a battery of drugs used by addicts.
        强效可卡因是瘾君子们吸食的众多毒品之一。
      6. We give a battery of tests to each patient.
        我们给每个病人都做了一系列的检查。
      7. This battery booster is a boon for photographers.
        这种电池充电器是摄影工作者的好帮手。
      8. Alex had forgotten to charge the battery.
        亚力克斯忘了给电池充电。
      9. His car alarm had been going off for two days and, as a result, the battery was flat.
        他的汽车报警器连着响了两天,结果电池耗没电了。
      10. The battery in my car gave up the ghost.
        我的汽车电池报废了。
      11. I thought it looked as though the battery was going.
        我看电池好像该换了。
      12. The implication is that this battery lasts twice as long as other batteries
        言外之意是,这种电池的寿命是其他品牌电池的两倍。
      13. It is mains or battery powered.
        它是由电源或者电池供电的。
      14. They told me I needed a new battery.
        他们告诉我需要换新电池。
      15. The 'flywheel' battery, it is said, could power an electric car for 600 miles on a single charge
        据说“飞轮”电池充电一次就能驱动电动汽车行驶600英里。
      16. One gunner in each battery was an NCO and the rest were privates.
        每个炮兵连都有一个炮手是军士,其余都是二等兵。
      17. He is using your mains electricity to recharge his car battery.
        他在用你家里的电源给他的车载蓄电池充电。
      18. I have a battery tester in my garage.
        我的车库里有台电池测试仪。
      19. He kept trying to start the car and the battery got flatter and flatter, until it wouldn't turn the engine at all
        他反复试着发动车子,但电池的电越来越少,最后根本就打不着火了。
      20. He charged the battery of his car.
        他给汽车的电池充了电。
      21. The battery has run down.
        电池用完了。
      22. The force comprised two battalions and a battery.
        这个部队包括两营步兵及一连炮兵。
      23. On charge, the counter-voltage or overvoltage of the battery could be so high as to restrict the charging characteristics at low temperatures.
        充电时,蓄电池的反电压或过电压太高,以致限制了低温充电性能。
      24. Does your car battery charge easily?
        你那辆汽车的蓄电池容易充电吗?
      25. A battery is usually commanded by a captain.
        一个炮兵连通常由一位上尉来指挥。
      26. The man in the garage said he would charge up my car battery.
        汽车修理厂的人说要给我的汽车电瓶充电。
      27. They faced a battery of questions.
        他们面临一连串的问题。
      28. You will not get any current until you connect up the cells of the battery.
        你把电池组连接起来才能有电。
      29. I need to recharge the battery.
        我的电池需要充电了。
      30. We can't use the torch because the battery has run down.
        我们不能用电筒了,因为电池用完了。


      语源

      Middle English : from Old French baterie, from battreto strike, from Latin battuere. The original sense was metal articles wrought by hammering, later a number of pieces of artillery used together, whence a number of Leyden jars connected up so as to discharge simultaneously (mid 18th cent.), giving rise to sense 1. The general meaning set (sense 3)dates from the late 19th cent


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