English · English
power
/ˈpaʊ̯.ɚ/ noun · plural: powers A1 (estimated)
1. ability to affect or influence
| German | die Macht, die Gewalt, die Potenz |
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| French | le pouvoir, la puissance, la force |
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| Portuguese | o poder, a potestade |
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| Czech | moc, pravomoc, mocnina |
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| Italian | il potere, l'influenza, la capacità |
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| Spanish | el poder, la potestad, el poderío |
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| Dutch | de macht |
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| Swedish | en makt, en last, ett välde |
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| Latin | potestas, ars, facultas |
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2. control, particularly legal or political
3. influential nation, company etc.
| German | die Macht, die Großmacht |
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| Portuguese | a potência |
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| Czech | mocnost |
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| Italian | la potenza |
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| Spanish | la potencia |
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| Dutch | de grootmacht, de mogendheid |
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| Swedish | en makt |
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| Latin | potentia |
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4. physical force or strength
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to power
/ˈpaʊ̯.ɚ/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. to provide power for
| French | propulser, alimenter |
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| Portuguese | alimentar, mirrar |
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| Czech | pohánět, napájet |
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| Italian | alimentare |
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| Spanish | poder, alimentar |
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| Dutch | voeden |
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2. to hit or kick something forcefully
3. to enable or provide the impetus for
| Italian | azionare |
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| Spanish | potenciar |
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