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energy-storing

energy-storing

5.1
A thing that holds energy so it can be used later
  • adjective
  • Specialized
translation icon : almacenador de energía
  • Work is underway to develop better energy-storing batteries for renewable energy solutions.
  • energy-storing fat
  • energy-storing cells

Examples

  • Work is also underway to develop better energy-storing batteries, smart grids, and electric cars.

    Blog text (15)

  • When installing solar panels, ensure that the energy-storing batteries are installed as close to the cells as possible.

    Blog text (30)

  • In winter, the energy stored in the ocean is vital.

    Blog text (28)

  • These newly designed feet are referred to as dynamic elastic response (DER) or energy-storing feet (33).

    Academic text (1990)

  • The advertising literature of the dynamic elastic response feet claims an energy-storing mechanism to help propel the limb forward.

    Academic text (1990)

  • When installing solar panels, ensure that the energy-storing batteries are placed as close to the cells as possible.

  • The new technology focuses on energy-storing materials that can hold power for longer periods.

Synonyms

constructive-metabolic
vsenergy-storing
  • Specialized
8.2

Making bigger molecules from smaller ones in the body

focuses on accumulating energy for later use rather than molecule synthesis

How Energy-Dense

high-energy
  • Specialized
5 4.9
energy-storing
  • Specialized
5.1

Surface Forms

energy-storing positive

Morphology

energy-storing = energy + store (transparent) = energy + store + ing

Meaning is directly composed from 'energy' + 'store' (with -ing), so learners who know those words can infer 'relating to storing energy'.

Etymology

Energy-storing combines energy, from a Greek word meaning 'work' or 'power', and storing, from 'store' meaning 'to keep for later'. So, energy-storing describes something that keeps energy to use later, like a battery or fat cells.