energy

UK /ˈɛn.ə.d͡ʒi/ US /ˈɛn.əɹ.d͡ʒi/
noun 5

Collocations

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1

(noun.) ability to be active/work hard

ADJ

boundless, indefatigable, inexhaustible, unflagging

The young athlete showed inexhaustible energy throughout the entire tournament.

surplus | nervous, restless | youthful

creative

The artist's creative energy inspired her entire team to develop bold new ideas.

QUANT

amount, level

After working all day, she noticed her energy level had dropped significantly.

great deal

Managing a busy household with young children demands a great deal of energy every single day.

burst

After sleeping well, she felt a burst of energy and cleaned the entire house before noon.

VERB + ENERGY

be bursting with, be full of, have

After a good night's sleep, she was bursting with energy for the hike.

lack

Even after working all day, Maria doesn't lack energy to play with her children.

expend, put

He expended so much energy on the project that he felt exhausted by Friday.

channel, devote, direct, turn

The teacher directed all her energy toward helping struggling students improve their reading skills.

conserve, save

work off

The children played football in the park to work off their excess energy.

waste

I wasted so much energy worrying about the exam that I couldn't sleep properly.

sap

Caring for three young children completely sapped her energy by the end of each day.

dissipate

After working on three different tasks at once, her energy dissipated and she needed a long rest.

ENERGY + VERB

flag

By the end of the long shift, the workers' energy began to flag noticeably.

PHRASES

an outlet for your energy

Dancing is a great outlet for excess energy after a long day at work.

a waste of energy

Arguing with him about politics is a waste of energy because he never changes his mind.

2

(noun.) source of power

ADJ

renewable

Solar panels help our town produce renewable energy for homes and businesses.

atomic, nuclear, solar, wave, wind

QUANT

amount

Running a marathon requires an enormous amount of energy.

VERB + ENERGY

generate, produce

harness

The new power plant will harness wind energy to supply electricity to thousands of homes.

provide, supply | consume, use

store

The solar panels store energy during the day and release it at night.

conserve, save | waste | need, require

ENERGY + NOUN

production | consumption, use

demand, needs, requirements

The factory had to increase its energy demand during the winter months.

supply

The country needs to invest in renewable energy supplies to reduce pollution.

resources, sources

conservation, savings

The government is promoting energy conservation by offering tax benefits to homeowners.

efficiency | bill, costs, prices

crisis, problem, shortage

Many families struggled with high heating bills during last winter's energy shortage.

company, industry, sector

The energy company announced plans to build three new wind farms next year.

market

Renewable sources are changing the global energy market in exciting ways.

management, plan, policy, programme, project, strategy

The company developed a new energy strategy to reduce costs and carbon emissions.

PHRASES

a demand for energy

The growing demand for energy in cities has led to more solar panel installations.

energy-saving

We installed energy-saving light bulbs throughout our house last year.

a form of energy, a source of energy

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