solar
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- adjective
- /ˈsoʊlər/
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solar
- And the cleaner sources are solar, wind, biofuels.
- solar energy
- solar power
- solar panels
So this is used for solar disinfection of water.
- So this is used for solar disinfection of water.
- We've been looking into, for example, going solar for our new office location.
- Then there was planet Earth, the solar system.
- Wanting to seize farmers land to build wind turbines, solar panel farms, new developments.
- Folks, I've sold solar contracts before as a general contractor.
- I want in solar bronze, which is gorgeous.
Examples
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The solar system includes several planets that revolve around the sun.
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Large portions of the desert Southwest have the potential for solar energy development.
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Roads are required in order to provide access to solar energy infrastructure.
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So how did solar become so affordable?
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Will China be the world's largest solar market in due course?
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In contrast, almost no information is available on the effects of solar energy development on wildlife.
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Could the world switch to solar power today and sustain the global economy?
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As the table on page 10 shows, solar power represents a meager percentage of generation capacity.
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The house was fitted with solar panels to harness energy from the sun.
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Many people are investing in solar energy to reduce their electricity bills.
Antonyms
Compounds
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6.5
A sudden burst of strong energy from the sun that can disrupt radio and satellite signals
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3.6
The Moon moves between the Earth and Sun, blocking all or part of the Sun's light
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6.2
A group of nerves in the belly behind the stomach that helps control digestion and breathing
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4.6
A device that uses mirrors or panels to focus sunlight and make heat
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4.0
A way of using sunlight to make electricity or heat with panels and devices
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6.4
The amount of the sun's energy that reaches each square meter at the top of Earth's atmosphere
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6.7
A machine that uses a large curved mirror to focus sunlight and make very high heat
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5.7
A region around the Sun where magnetic forces affect charged particles
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Average time for Earth to turn once so the Sun appears in the same place, about 24 hours
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Time kept by an imaginary sun moving at a steady speed used for standard clocks
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A device with many small panels that changes sunlight into electricity
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The point in the sky that shows the direction the solar system is moving compared with the stars
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A bright circle of light around the sun caused by ice crystals in the sky
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A large curved mirror that focuses sunlight to one point to make high heat for energy or experiments
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A bright patch on the Sun's surface near sunspots that looks lighter than nearby areas
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A period of about one twelfth of a year that comes from Earth's movement around the Sun
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The angle of Earth's size seen from the distance between Earth and the Sun used to measure solar system distances
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A telescope for safely looking at the sun to study sunspots and flares
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A system that uses sunlight to make heat for hot water or heating buildings
A garden or terrace that gets as much sun as possible while being sheltered from cold wind
How Solar
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Surface Forms
Morphology
solar = sol (transparent) = sol + ar
The word 'solar' is transparently derived from 'sol' with the suffix '-ar' indicating 'relating to'.
Etymology
Solar comes from the Latin root sol, which means 'sun' and is the same sol you hear in Spanish. So solar means 'from the sun' and is used for sunlight, heat, or energy that comes from the sun.