battery
The battery that provides electricity to start a car and run its electrical systems.
The battery that powers a mobile phone.
Refers to a battery that has no remaining electrical charge.
Refers to a battery that has no remaining electrical charge.
The battery that powers a portable computer.
A battery that can be charged again after it has been used.
An extra battery kept in case the one in use runs out of power.
A battery that can be easily taken out of a device.
A type of rechargeable or disposable battery with a long life.
A battery designed to be used once and then thrown away.
A battery used to power a portable electric light.
A battery used to power a portable electric light.
A type of disposable battery.
Refers to a large and comprehensive series of things, such as questions or tests.
Refers to a large and comprehensive series of things, such as questions or tests.
A unit of large guns used in an army.
A unit of large guns used in an army.
A unit of guns designed to shoot down enemy aircraft.
A unit of large guns used in an army that fire shells high into the air.
The length of time a battery can be used before it needs to be recharged or replaced.
A device for charging batteries.
A device for charging batteries.
When a battery stops working because it has no power left.
When a battery has no power left.
When a battery gradually loses its power.
Powered by batteries.
Powered by batteries.
A series of many tests.
Used to describe a large number or series of similar things, like questions or criticisms.
To put electricity into a battery so that it can be used.
To charge a battery again.
To replace an old battery with a new one.
To replace an old battery with a new one.
To use all the power from a battery.