Tra từ battery - Từ điển Việt Anh Việt 4in1 - English Vietnamese 4 in 1 Dictionary

bat‧ter‧y S2 /ˈbætəri/ BrE AmE noun (plural batteries)
[Date: 1500-1600; Language: Old French; Origin: baterie, from batre 'to hit'; ]
[Sense 4: Origin: from the idea of hitting with gunfire; ]
[Sense 1: Origin: from the idea of a group of electricity-producing cells joined together]

1. ELECTRICITY [countable] an object that provides a supply of electricity for something such as a radio, car, or toy:
You have to take the top off to change the batteries.
When the red light comes on, you should recharge the battery.
The car’s got a flat battery.
a battery-operated hairdryer
2. a battery of something a group of many things of the same type:
a battery of medical tests
3. FARM [countable] British English a row of small ↑cages in which chickens are kept, so that the farm can produce large numbers of eggs:
battery hens ⇨ ↑free-range
4. GUNS [countable] several large guns used together:
an anti-aircraft battery
5. CRIME [uncountable] law the crime of hitting someone:
He was charged with assault and battery. ⇨ ↑assault and battery
6. recharge your batteries informal to rest or relax in order to get back your energy:
A week in the mountains should recharge my batteries.
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COLLOCATIONS
adjectives
▪ flat British English, dead American English (=with no more electricity in it) I'd left the headlights on and the battery was completely flat.
▪ low (=with little electricity in it) He could see the battery was low on his laptop.
▪ a car/torch/phone etc battery Have you checked your mobile phone battery?
▪ a rechargeable battery (=one that you can put more electricity in and use again) The camera uses rechargeable batteries.
▪ a spare battery (=an extra one, in case you need it) Take a torch and spare batteries.
verbs
▪ change/replace the battery (=put a new battery in something) You may need to change the battery in the smoke alarm.
▪ charge/recharge a battery (=put more electricity in it) It takes eight hours to fully recharge the battery.
▪ use batteries (also run on batteries) The clock runs on two 9-volt batteries.
▪ put a battery in She had put new batteries in the radio.
▪ take a battery out I''ll take the batteries out while I'm not using it.
nouns
▪ a battery charger (=a piece of equipment for charging batteries) Don't forget to pack your battery charger.
▪ battery power You can plug your laptop in or use it on battery power.
▪ battery life (=how long a battery produces electricity) My old phone had a longer battery life.
phrases
▪ battery powered/operated A lot of children's toys are battery operated.

batteryhu

◎	['bætəri]
※	danh từ
	■	(quân sự) khẩu đội pháo
	■	(điện học) bộ pin, ắc quy
	■	bộ dụng cụ
		☆	cooking battery
			bộ đồ xoong chảo
	■	dãy chuồng nuôi gà nhốt
		☆	battery chicken
			gà nhốt vỗ béo
		☆	battery farm
			trại gà chuồng
	■	(pháp lý) sự hành hung, sự bạo hành
	〆	to turn someone's battery against himself
		✓	gậy ông đập lưng ông