battery
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈbætəri/
battery means: A device that stores energy and supplies electricity to a phone, toy, or other machine.
noun
POWER DEVICEA2
A device that stores energy and supplies electricity to a phone, toy, or other machine.
- My phone needs a new battery.
- We replaced the batteries in the toy.
- Can you charge the car battery?
STORED CHARGEB1
The amount of electrical energy left in a device’s power supply.
- My phone has no battery left.
- There’s enough battery for one more call.
- The screen brightness uses a lot of battery.
UNLAWFUL VIOLENCEC1
The crime of using unlawful physical force against another person.
- He was charged with battery.
- The court heard evidence about the alleged battery.
- She was convicted of assault and battery.
GUN GROUPC1
A group of large military guns used together.
- The battery fired at the fort.
- Soldiers moved the artillery battery closer to the river.
- Two batteries defended the harbour entrance.
HEN CAGESC2
A set of small cages in which hens are kept to produce eggs.
- The hens were kept in a battery.
- The farm removed its old laying batteries.
- Animal welfare groups opposed the use of battery cages.
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