power
/ˈpaʊə(r)/
/ˈpaʊər/
释义
noun控制力，影响力；能力；统治，政权；权力；能，能量；能量，力量；有权力的人，强国
verb驱动，推动（车辆或机器）
英英释义
nounthe ability to control people or things; the ability to do things
nounpolitical control of a country or an area
nounthe right to do something
nounenergy that can be collected and used for making machines work, making electricity, etc.
nounthe energy or strength that somebody or something has
nouna strong person or country
verbto provide a vehicle or machine with the energy that makes it work
场景例句
- The president has a lot of power.
- I did everything in my power (= everything I could do) to help her.
- Which party is in power?
- The Republicans lost power at the last election.
- Police officers have the power to arrest people.
- nuclear power
- She was in the elevator when the power went off.
- the country’s power supply
- He hit the ball with as much power as he could.
- The ship was helpless against the power of the storm.
- There is a meeting of world powers in Rome next week.
- The aircraft is powered by a jet engine.
词态变化
power, powers, powered, powering
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