Topic: ELECTRICITY
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AC
alternating current
amp
anode
armature
battery
blackout
blow
boost
brownout
bulb
cathode
cell
charge
circuit
circuit breaker
contact
current
diode
direct current
discharge(v)
discharge(n)
disconnect
dry battery
dry cell
dynamo
electric shock
electricity
electrify
electrocute
filament
fluorescent
fuse(n)
fuse(v)
fuze
galvanic
galvanism
generator
ground(n)
ground(v)
hydroelectric
impedance
impulse
incandescent
induction
induction coil
inductive
insulating tape
insulator
integrated circuit
kilowatt
kW
kWh
live wire
load
master switch
microwave
negative
nuclear reactor
ohm
output
overcharge
overload
photoelectric cell
point
power(n)
power(a)
power cut
power line
power plant
power point
power station
pylon
recharge
resistor
rewire
socket
spark(n)
spark(v)
watt
wattage
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e‧lec‧tri‧ci‧ty S2 W3
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[uncountable]1TEE the power that is carried by wires, cables etc, and is used to provide light or heat, to make machines work etc :
The farm was very isolated, but it had electricity.
The farm was very isolated, but it had electricity.2 a feeling of excitement