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I . pow·er [ˈpaʊəʳ] N

3. power (nation):

power
(vele)sila f

5. power no pl (right):

power
pravica f

6. power (authority):

powers pl
pooblastila n pl
powers pl
pristojnost f

9. power no pl (emotion):

power
intenzivnost f
power of words
moč f

11. power no pl (output):

power
moč f
power
zmogljivost f

12. power no pl MATH:

power
potenca f
two to the power [of] four
dve na četrto potenco
the powers that be
oblast
the powers that be
tisti zgoraj

II . pow·er [ˈpaʊəʳ] VB trans

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power down VB trans

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power ELEC, TECH
izklopiti
power ELEC, TECH
odklopiti
power ELEC, TECH computer
ugasniti

I . power up VB trans

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power ELEC, TECH
vklopiti
power ELEC, TECH
zagnati
power ELEC, TECH computer
prižgati

II . power up VB intr

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power TECH, COMPUT
vklopiti se
power TECH, COMPUT
zagnati se
power TECH, COMPUT
prižgati se

na·val ˈpow·er N

nu·clear ˈpow·er N

1. nuclear power:

nuclear power
jedrska energija f

2. nuclear power:

nuclear power
jedrska sila f

ˈpeak pow·er N no pl

pow·er-as·ˈsist·ed ADJ attr

pow·er ˈbrakes N pl

pow·er-ˈbreak·fast·er N sl

ˈpow·er cable N

ˈpow·er cut N Brit Aus

ˈpow·er-driven ADJ

ˈpow·er line N

ˈpow·er mow·er N

ˈpow·er plant N

1. power plant esp Am:

power plant
elektrarna f

ˈpow·er point N Brit Aus

ˈpow·er sta·tion N

1. power station (power plant):

power station
elektrarna f

2. power station (unit power source):

power station
električni napajalnik m
power station
napajalna postaja f

pow·er ˈsteer·ing N no pl

ˈpow·er tool N

Usage examples with powers

regulatory powers
regulatorne pristojnosti
restorative powers [of sth] (strengthening)
krepčilnost [česa]
powers of recuperation
sposobnost okrevanja
powers of retention
zmožnost pomnjenja
the powers that be
oblast
the extension of police powers
okrepitev policijskih sil
she was so shocked that she lost her powers of speech
tako je bila šokirana, da je izgubila zmožnost govora

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Powers include a bladed boomerang on the head that can launch and emit electricity, burrowing, launchable arms, and eye lasers.
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However, if his faith wavers, his superhuman powers will rapidly disappear.
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He is ever stoical, slow to anger, but possessed of the powers of a hundred men when aroused.
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Scarlet is fatally injured but recovers using his retro-metabolic powers.
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This character is younger and more svelte than the original version and appears to possess wind-based powers.
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Eventually, he used his formidable pre-schooler whining powers to convince me to help him along.
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As such, they have no place in reality and exhibit powers and motives beyond comprehension.
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About his 80th year he suffered a stroke of paralysis, and thenceforth his mental powers only gleamed out occasionally.
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Two powers would be commanding contrary things, and it would be a dereliction of duty to disobey either of the two.
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An example of constitutional violation by the executive could be a public office holder who acts outside the powers granted to that office by a constitution.
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