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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesénergie
Pronunciation / Transliteration: energie
"Il a beaucoup d'énergie le matin."
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The strength and vitality required for sustained physical or mental activity.
"She was full of energy after a good night's sleep."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'energy' originates from the Greek word 'energeia', meaning 'activity' or 'operation'. It entered the English language in the late 14th century, evolving through Latin and Middle French, and has since expanded to encompass various scientific and philosophical meanings related to power and vitality.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Energy" is said worldwide
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energia
Transliteration: energia
"Preciso de energia para correr."
énergie
Transliteration: energie
"Il a beaucoup d'énergie le matin."
Energie
Transliteration: Energie
"Er hat heute viel Energie."
energia
Transliteration: energia
"Ho bisogno di più energia."
energía
Transliteration: energia
"Los niños tienen mucha energía."
ऊर्जा
Transliteration: urja
"मुझे काम करने के लिए ऊर्जा चाहिए।"
能量
Transliteration: néngliàng
"运动可以消耗能量。"
에너지
Transliteration: eneji
"그는 아침에 에너지가 넘친다."
エネルギー
Transliteration: enerugī
"彼はいつもエネルギーにあふれています。"
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