power in Hindi हिन्दी
- अधिकार ⇄ power hindi
- इख़्तियार ⇄ power hindi
- क़ुदरत ⇄ power hindi
- ज़ोर ⇄ power hindi
- ताक़त ⇄ power hindi
- पराक्रम ⇄ power hindi
- प्रभाव ⇄ power hindi
- बिजली ⇄ power hindi
- बिसात ⇄ power hindi
- बूता ⇄ power hindi
- राज ⇄ power hindi
- राजकीय सत्ता ⇄ power hindi
- राज्य ⇄ power hindi
- वश ⇄ power hindi
- विक्रम ⇄ power hindi
- विभव ⇄ power hindi
- विभूति ⇄ power hindi
- शक्ति देना ⇄ power hindi
- शति ⇄ power hindi
- शासन ⇄ power hindi
power in Marathi मराठी
- अखत्यार ⇄ power marathi
- अधिकार ⇄ power marathi
- ऊर्जा ⇄ power marathi
- कार्यत्वरा ⇄ power marathi
- कुवत ⇄ power marathi
- क्षमता ⇄ power marathi
- घात ⇄ power marathi
- जोर ⇄ power marathi
- जोरजोराने ⇄ power marathi
- जोराचा ⇄ power marathi
- ताकद ⇄ power marathi
- पावडर ⇄ power marathi
- पूड ⇄ power marathi
- प्रबल राष्ट्र ⇄ power marathi
- प्रबलता ⇄ power marathi
- प्रभाव ⇄ power marathi
- बळ ⇄ power marathi
- बिशात ⇄ power marathi
- बिशाद ⇄ power marathi
- भुकटी ⇄ power marathi
- मजबुती ⇄ power marathi
- मजाल ⇄ power marathi
- रुबाब ⇄ power marathi
- वट ⇄ power marathi
- विद्युत ⇄ power marathi
- विद्युतपुरवठा ⇄ power marathi
- वीज ⇄ power marathi
- शक्ति ⇄ power marathi
- शक्ती ⇄ power marathi
power in Santali
- रामबलोपेतां ⇄ power sanskrit
- शक्तिः ⇄ power sanskrit
power in Sindhi سنڌي
- طاقت، سگهه، زور، قابليت، حڪومت ⇄ Power sindhi
power in English
- power ⇄ adj. 1. of electric power.
Ex. a power failure, a power cable, power lines.
2. worked or driven by motive power; motor-driven.
Ex. a power lawn mower, a power saw.
3. of or having to do with the use or exertion of power over othenglish - power ⇄ expr. in power, having control or authority.
Ex. He [Pitt] had often declared that, while he was in power, England should never make a peace of Utrecht (Macaulay).english - power ⇄ expr. power down, to reduce the power consumption of (a spacecraft).
Ex. ""I would like to make sure that the LM [lunar module] is okay before we power down the CSM [command and service modules]"" (Glynn Lunney).english - power ⇄ expr. power up, to increase the power consumption of (a spacecraft).
Ex. Because of the cold which had restricted the astronauts' sleep to only two or three hours and caused them considerable discomfort, the lunar module was powered up three hoursenglish - power ⇄ expr. powers,
a. deity; divinity.
Ex. Then adore the woodland pow'rs with pray'r (John Dryden).
b. the sixth of the nine orders of angels in medieval theology.
Ex. ... the powers and thrones above (John Keble).english - power ⇄ expr. the powers that be, those who have control or authority.
Ex. Participation in the Hungarian rising was a criminal act from the point of view of the powers that be in Hungary (Economist).english - power ⇄ expr. to the nth power. See under nth. english
- power ⇄ noun 1. strength or force; might.
Ex. great physical power, the power of Samson. Penicillin is a medicine of great power. In a world of power, diplomacy cannot afford sentimentality (Newsweek).
2. the ability to do or act.
Ex. I will genglish - power ⇄ power, noun, adjective, verb. english
- power ⇄ v.i. to move by means of power or force.
Ex. The young player powered into the finals.english - power ⇄ v.t. to provide (something) with power or energy.
Ex. a boat powered by an outboard motor. Spun by hot gases from the combustion chamber, the turbine or ""windmill"" powers the turbocar (Maclean's).english