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Definition
Synonym
stromsparend
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
stromsparend
adj
techn.
stromparend Strom sparend sein
power-saving; power-conserving
to save electricity
stromsparend
adj
techn.
stromsparend
Strom sparend sein
power-saving; power-conserving
to save electricity
stromsparend
adj
techn.
stromparend Strom sparend sein
power-saving; power-conserving
to save electricity
stromsparend
adj
techn.
stromsparend
Strom sparend sein
power-saving; power-conserving
to save electricity
Deutsche
stromsparend Synonyme
Englische
power-saving; power-conserving Synonyme
stromsparend Definition
Conserving
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Conserve
Electricity
(
n.
)
A
power
in
nature,
a
manifestation
of
energy,
exhibiting
itself
when
in
disturbed
equilibrium
or
in
activity
by
a
circuit
movement,
the
fact
of
direction
in
which
involves
polarity,
or
opposition
of
properties
in
opposite
directions
Electricity
(
n.
)
The
science
which
unfolds
the
phenomena
and
laws
of
electricity
Electricity
(
n.
)
Fig.:
Electrifying
energy
or
characteristic.
Horse
power
(
)
The
power
which
a
horse
exerts.
Horse
power
(
)
A
unit
of
power,
used
in
stating
the
power
required
to
drive
machinery,
and
in
estimating
the
capabilities
of
animals
or
steam
engines
and
other
prime
movers
for
doing
work.
It
is
the
power
required
for
the
performance
of
work
at
the
rate
of
33,000
English
units
of
work
per
minute
Horse
power
(
)
A
machine
worked
by
a
horse,
for
driving
other
machinery
Labor-saving
(
a.
)
Saving
labor
Life-saving
(
a.
)
That
saves
life,
or
is
suited
to
save
life,
esp.
from
drowning
Magneto-electricity
(
n.
)
Electricity
evolved
by
the
action
of
magnets.
Magneto-electricity
(
n.
)
That
branch
of
science
which
treats
of
the
development
of
electricity
by
the
action
of
magnets
Power
(
n.
)
Same
as
Poor,
the
fish.
Power
(
n.
)
Ability
to
act,
regarded
as
latent
or
inherent
Power
(
n.
)
Ability,
regarded
as
put
forth
or
exerted
Power
(
n.
)
Capacity
of
undergoing
or
suffering
Power
(
n.
)
The
exercise
of
a
faculty
Power
(
n.
)
The
agent
exercising
an
ability
to
act
Power
(
n.
)
A
military
or
naval
force
Power
(
n.
)
A
large
quantity
Power
(
n.
)
The
rate
at
which
mechanical
energy
is
exerted
or
mechanical
work
performed,
as
by
an
engine
or
other
machine,
or
an
animal,
working
continuously
Power
(
n.
)
A
mechanical
agent
Power
(
n.
)
Applied
force
Power
(
n.
)
A
machine
acted
upon
by
an
animal,
and
serving
as
a
motor
to
drive
other
machinery
Power
(
n.
)
The
product
arising
from
the
multiplication
of
a
number
into
itself
Power
(
n.
)
Mental
or
moral
ability
to
act
Power
(
n.
)
The
degree
to
which
a
lens,
mirror,
or
any
optical
instrument,
magnifies
Power
(
n.
)
An
authority
enabling
a
person
to
dispose
of
an
interest
vested
either
in
himself
or
in
another
person
Power
(
n.
)
Hence,
vested
authority
to
act
in
a
given
case
Save
(
n.
)
The
herb
sage,
or
salvia.
Saving
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Save
Save
(
a.
)
To
make
safe
Save
(
a.
)
Specifically,
to
deliver
from
sin
and
its
penalty
Save
(
a.
)
To
keep
from
being
spent
or
lost
Save
(
a.
)
To
rescue
from
something
undesirable
or
hurtful
Save
(
a.
)
To
hinder
from
doing,
suffering,
or
happening
Save
(
a.
)
To
hold
possession
or
use
of
Save
(
v.
i.)
To
avoid
unnecessary
expense
or
expenditure
Save
(
a.
)
Except
Save
(
conj.
)
Except
Save-all
(
n.
)
Anything
which
saves
fragments,
or
prevents
waste
or
loss.
Save-all
(
n.
)
A
device
in
a
candlestick
to
hold
the
ends
of
candles,
so
that
they
be
burned.
Save-all
(
n.
)
A
small
sail
sometimes
set
under
the
foot
of
another
sail,
to
catch
the
wind
that
would
pass
under
it.
Saving
(
a.
)
Preserving
Saving
(
a.
)
Avoiding
unnecessary
expense
or
waste
Saving
(
a.
)
Bringing
back
in
returns
or
in
receipts
the
sum
expended
Saving
(
a.
)
Making
reservation
or
exception
Saving
(
participle
)
With
the
exception
of
Saving
(
n.
)
Something
kept
from
being
expended
or
lost
Saving
(
n.
)
Exception
Water
power
(
)
The
power
of
water
employed
to
move
machinery,
etc.
power-saving; power-conserving / to save electricity Bedeutung
rescue
deliverance
delivery
saving
recovery
or
preservation
from
loss
or
danger,
work
is
the
deliverance
of
mankind,
a
surgeon's
job
is
the
saving
of
lives
economy
saving
an
act
of
economizing,
reduction
in
cost,
it
was
a
small
economy
to
walk
to
work
every
day,
there
was
a
saving
ofcents
accession
rise
to
power
the
act
of
attaining
or
gaining
access
to
a
new
office
or
right
or
position
(especially
the
throne),
Elizabeth's
accession
in
power
dive
a
dive
of
an
airplane
that
is
accelerated
both
by
gravity
and
by
the
power
of
the
engine
power
play
(ice
hockey)
a
play
in
which
one
team
has
a
numerical
advantage
over
the
other
as
a
result
of
penalties,
the
team
was
unable
to
capitalize
on
the
power
play
power
play
a
play
in
which
there
is
a
concentration
of
players
in
one
location
on
the
field
of
play,
they
used
a
power
play
to
return
the
kickoff
power
walking
a
form
of
cardiopulmonary
exercise
consisting
of
rapid
walking
accompanied
by
vigorous
swinging
of
the
arms
power
play
squeeze
play
squeeze
an
aggressive
attempt
to
compel
acquiescence
by
the
concentration
or
manipulation
of
power,
she
laughed
at
this
sexual
power
play
and
walked
away
power
trip
(slang)
a
self-aggrandizing
action
undertaken
simply
for
the
pleasure
of
exercising
control
over
other
people
preservation
saving
the
activity
of
protecting
something
from
loss
or
danger
save
(sports)
the
act
of
preventing
the
opposition
from
scoring,
the
goalie
made
a
brilliant
save,
the
relief
pitcher
got
credit
for
a
save
face
saver
face
saving
an
act
that
avoids
a
loss
of
face
(of
dignity
or
prestige)
electric
meter
power
meter
a
meter
for
measuring
the
amount
of
electric
power
used
gearing
gear
geartrain
power
train
train
wheelwork
consisting
of
a
connected
set
of
rotating
gears
by
which
force
is
transmitted
or
motion
or
torque
is
changed,
the
fool
got
his
tie
caught
in
the
geartrain
hammer
power
hammer
a
power
tool
for
drilling
rocks
point
power
point
a
wall
socket
power
brake
a
brake
on
an
automobile
that
magnifies
a
small
force
applied
to
the
brake
pedal
into
a
proportionately
larger
force
applied
to
slow
or
stop
the
vehicle
power
cord
a
cord
to
conduct
power
to
an
electrical
appliance
power
drill
a
power
tool
for
drilling
holes
into
hard
materials
power
line
power
cable
cable
used
to
distribute
electricity
power
loom
a
loom
operated
mechanically
power
module
module
that
provides
power
to
operate
other
modules
power
mower
motor
mower
a
lawn
mower
powered
by
a
gasoline
motor
power
pack
a
device
for
converting
a
power
supply
to
a
voltage
required
by
particular
equipment
power
saw
saw
sawing
machine
a
power
tool
for
cutting
wood
power
shovel
excavator
digger
shovel
a
machine
for
excavating
power
station
power
plant
powerhouse
an
electrical
generating
station
power
steering
power-assisted
steering
automotive
steering
where
engineer
power
amplifies
the
torque
applied
to
the
steering
wheel
power
system
power
grid
grid
a
system
of
high
tension
cables
by
which
electrical
power
is
distributed
throughout
a
region
power
takeoff
PTO
a
device
that
transfers
power
from
an
engine
(as
in
a
tractor
or
other
motor
vehicle)
to
another
piece
of
equipment
(as
to
a
pump
or
jackhammer)
power
tool
a
tool
driven
by
a
motor
pylon
power
pylon
a
large
vertical
steel
tower
supporting
high-tension
power
lines,
power
pylons
are
a
favorite
target
for
terrorists
save-all
a
net
hung
between
ship
and
pier
while
loading
a
ship
save-all
a
sail
set
to
catch
wind
spilled
from
a
larger
sail
save-all
a
receptacle
for
catching
waste
products
for
further
use
drawing
power
the
capacity
for
attracting
people
(customers
or
supporters)
saving
grace
a
redeeming
quality
or
characteristic,
her
love
of
music
remains
her
one
saving
grace,
her
sense
of
humor
has
to
be
a
saving
grace,
the
saving
grace
for
both
developments
is
that
they
are
creating
jobs
locomotion
motive
power
motivity
the
power
or
ability
to
move
power
hunger
status
seeking
a
drive
to
acquire
power
selfontrol
self-possession
possession
willpower
will
power
selfommand
self-will
the
trait
of
resolutely
controlling
your
own
behavior
might
mightiness
power
physical
strength
stamina
staying
power
toughness
enduring
strength
and
energy
power
of
appointment
authority
given
(in
a
will
or
deed)
by
a
donor
to
a
donee
to
appoint
the
beneficiaries
of
the
donor's
property
sea
power
naval
strength
acoustic
power
sound
pressure
level
the
physical
intensity
of
sound
power
powerfulness
possession
of
controlling
influence,
the
deterrent
power
of
nuclear
weapons,
the
power
of
his
love
saved
her,
his
powerfulness
was
concealed
by
a
gentle
facade
legal
power
jurisdiction
(law)
the
right
and
power
to
interpret
and
apply
the
law,
courts
having
jurisdiction
in
this
district
magical
ability
magical
power
an
ability
to
perform
magic
lung-power
the
ability
to
speak
loudly
ability
power
possession
of
the
qualities
(especially
mental
qualities)
required
to
do
something
or
get
something
done,
danger
heightened
his
powers
of
discrimination
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