battery in Greek
battery in Greek is μπαταρία, πυροβολαρχία — battery means a device that stores and supplies electrical power, made of one or more cells.
battery in Greek
μπαταρία
Pronounced: bataria
(electrical, electronics, countable) A device used to power electric devices, consisting of one or more electrically connected electrochemical cells or (archaically) electrostatic cells.
πυροβολαρχία
Pronounced: pyrovolarchia
(military, countable) A coordinated group of artillery weapons, with any of various numbers of guns.
What does "battery" mean?
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noun A device that stores and supplies electrical power, made of one or more cells.
"The remote control needs new batteries."
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noun A legal term for unlawfully touching or striking another person.
"He was charged with assault and battery after the bar fight."
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noun A group of similar things, especially artillery guns, arranged or used together.
"The soldiers set up a battery of guns on the ridge."
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battery in a sentence
- The remote control needs new batteries.
- My phone battery runs out before the end of the day.
- He was charged with assault and battery after the bar fight.
- The court heard that the man was accused of battery after pushing a stranger.
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What is "battery" in Greek?
"battery" in Greek is μπαταρία, πυροβολαρχία. battery means: A device that stores and supplies electrical power, made of one or more cells.
How do you pronounce μπαταρία?
"battery" in Greek is μπαταρία, pronounced "bataria".
How do you use "battery" in a sentence?
Example: "The remote control needs new batteries." In Greek, "battery" is μπαταρία, πυροβολαρχία.
Are there other ways to say "battery" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "battery": μπαταρία, πυροβολαρχία.
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