power

Power from things like electricity or fuel used to make machines work

A form of energy that powers machines, lights, and appliances

A unit that measures engine power, equal to 746 watts

A unit that measures how fast energy is used or made

How fast electricity moves in a circuit is equal to voltage times current

A measure of electric power equal to 1,000 watts

A unit for measuring engine or motor power equal to 746 watts

The amount of electric power measured in watts

The rate at which electricity flows through a circuit, measured by voltage times current

Energy that makes a machine like a car or train move

How fast a machine does work, like moving or lifting things

Having information gives a person an advantage to succeed or influence others

A person who secretly controls a leader from behind the scenes

A place where electricity is made for homes and businesses

Electricity made by using the energy inside atoms for homes and businesses

A cable that carries electricity from power stations to homes and businesses

Energy made from sunlight to run buildings and devices

A time when the electricity goes off

A network of wires and stations that brings electricity to homes and businesses

A situation where groups or countries share power so no one becomes too strong

Military strength a country has from its planes

How fast electricity moves in a circuit is equal to voltage times current

A building where electricity is made for a town or area

A company that makes and provides electricity to homes and businesses

A way to make electricity by using wind to turn large machines like windmills

A document that allows one person to make legal and money decisions for another

Ability to make things happen in ways that break natural rules

A network of machines and wires that make and send electricity to homes and businesses

A tool that uses electricity, a battery, or a small engine to work

How people in a group share authority and influence

A country strong enough to influence events and policies around the world

Being able to keep working well for a long time

A country that can affect events around the world

A sudden loss of electricity in an area

A forceful action to gain control over other people

A person who controls votes and support to influence political and business decisions

The act of gaining control of a country, like becoming president

A person who wants a lot of control over other people

A group of people who have authority to make decisions

Special authority the government uses during war to do things beyond normal limits

Wanting to feel important by being strict or mean to others

A time in hockey when one team has more players because of penalties

Two people in a romantic relationship who are both very successful and influential

A country with strong military and political influence worldwide

A system that helps a driver turn the steering wheel with less effort

A wire that carries electricity to a machine or device

A person who works with advanced computer programs and often needs a powerful computer

The rate at which electricity flows through a circuit, measured by voltage times current

A cable that connects a device to a wall outlet to give it power

Countries use or threaten force to get what they want

A tool that uses electricity or a battery to make holes in hard things like wood and metal

A bold action to show strength or gain advantage over others

A small unit that gives electricity to other parts of a device

A standard measure of electric power, like the watt

A device that gives electric power at the right voltage for equipment

A machine that cuts grass using a small engine

Control over decisions by deciding how money is used

A machine with a blade that has teeth and cuts wood or other materials

A group of companies that make electricity using energy from atoms

A youth movement in the 1960s that promoted peace, love and no violence

A company that supplies electricity to homes and businesses

Energy from nuclear reactions that makes electricity for homes and cities

The right to choose who gets certain property, often in a will

A fast walk done for exercise with strong arm swinging

A person who runs or fixes machines at a power station that makes electricity

A device that uses a lot of electricity and drains batteries quickly

A device that measures how much electricity a circuit or appliance uses

Power that attracts many people, especially customers or fans

The result of multiplying a number by itself

Connected gears and parts that send power from a vehicle's engine or motor to its wheels

A number multiplied by itself twice

A number multiplied by itself four times

A morning meeting where important people discuss business over breakfast

A country's strength at sea, shown by a powerful navy that controls the seas

Ability to sing or shout loudly for a long time

A simple math pattern where one amount grows as another raised to a fixed power, for example city sizes

A vehicle system that helps the driver stop with less force

A portable rechargeable battery that gives electricity to devices when there is no power

Electrical energy in an alternating current that actually does work

A team plan that puts several players in one area to try to score

A central government gives power to local or regional governments to make local decisions

A large machine with a bucket that digs and moves earth

Energy that makes a machine like a car or train move

The ability of a microscope or telescope to see two close things as separate

A wall socket where you plug devices to get electricity

The study of how to make, move, and use electricity in systems like generators and power grids