Definition of power plant in English:

power plant

noun

1
another term for power station
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a peat burning station and we had no objection to the power plant because of the peat burning history in the area.
- He works at the local nuclear power plant as a safety engineer while she stays at home and raises the kids.
- Players explore cobblestone streets, power plants and burning buildings as they hunt the malevolent beings.
- It might be a pasteurisation system or hydro plant or a nuclear power plant or refinery or something.
- Energy efficiency reduces pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, primarily at the power plant.
- The 1,875 megawatt plant is the largest privately owned combined-cycle gas turbine heat and power plant in the world.
- Plans are to bring gas to the village's schools, electric power plant and government buildings later.
- But the path of electricity from a power plant to your wall socket is a rather, well, circuitous one.
- The move was meant to lower prices and encourage the building of more power plants.
- To put a ribbon on this giveaway, some officials even want to provide taxpayer subsidies for building new power plants.
- In this article, we will examine how a nuclear reactor and a power plant work.
- Engineers said the power plant could be back online as early as today.
- Particulate matter, or soot, is produced by coal-fired power plants and diesel engines.
- So he went on silently, learning to be an engineer for an atomic power plant.
- In the wake of recent comments in support of the co-generation power plant, I feel compelled to put the record straight.
- Heavy smoke from a burning power plant poured over the city of 500,000, and other buildings were also on fire.
- We keep him in a building that was originally designed as a nuclear power plant.
- To start with, the electric power plant may burn out because of just about anything.
- The smaller size may lead to a more economical fusion power plant.
- On Dec.6, hundreds of protestors staged a rally at a wind power plant in the city over land compensation disputes.
1. 1.1 An engine or other apparatus which provides power for a machine, building, etc.
  动力装置，动力设备，电源设备
  Example sentencesExamples
  Designers have selected the engine as the power plant for the first two vehicles.
  He found what it was that brought the bird down and powered up the fusion power plant again to get the lift circuits back online.
  Interior noise levels are low - a trend among modern vehicles - and the diesel power plant is all but inaudible.
  Like any truck the power plant is paramount to the overall feel of the vehicle and this one was as much fun as some rear-drive pony cars.

Definition of power plant in US English:

power plant

nounˈpaʊ(ə)r ˌplæntˈpou(ə)r ˌplant

1An installation where electrical power is generated for distribution.
Example sentencesExamples
- He works at the local nuclear power plant as a safety engineer while she stays at home and raises the kids.
- To put a ribbon on this giveaway, some officials even want to provide taxpayer subsidies for building new power plants.
- It might be a pasteurisation system or hydro plant or a nuclear power plant or refinery or something.
- Heavy smoke from a burning power plant poured over the city of 500,000, and other buildings were also on fire.
- The 1,875 megawatt plant is the largest privately owned combined-cycle gas turbine heat and power plant in the world.
- Engineers said the power plant could be back online as early as today.
- In the wake of recent comments in support of the co-generation power plant, I feel compelled to put the record straight.
- We keep him in a building that was originally designed as a nuclear power plant.
- So he went on silently, learning to be an engineer for an atomic power plant.
- Plans are to bring gas to the village's schools, electric power plant and government buildings later.
- On Dec.6, hundreds of protestors staged a rally at a wind power plant in the city over land compensation disputes.
- To start with, the electric power plant may burn out because of just about anything.
- Particulate matter, or soot, is produced by coal-fired power plants and diesel engines.
- But the path of electricity from a power plant to your wall socket is a rather, well, circuitous one.
- The smaller size may lead to a more economical fusion power plant.
- Players explore cobblestone streets, power plants and burning buildings as they hunt the malevolent beings.
- The move was meant to lower prices and encourage the building of more power plants.
- It is a peat burning station and we had no objection to the power plant because of the peat burning history in the area.
- Energy efficiency reduces pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, primarily at the power plant.
- In this article, we will examine how a nuclear reactor and a power plant work.
1. 1.1 An engine or other apparatus which provides power for a machine, building, etc.
  动力装置，动力设备，电源设备
  Example sentencesExamples
  Interior noise levels are low - a trend among modern vehicles - and the diesel power plant is all but inaudible.
  Like any truck the power plant is paramount to the overall feel of the vehicle and this one was as much fun as some rear-drive pony cars.
  Designers have selected the engine as the power plant for the first two vehicles.
  He found what it was that brought the bird down and powered up the fusion power plant again to get the lift circuits back online.

词汇	power plant
释义	Definition of power plant in English: power plant noun 1 another term for power station Example sentencesExamples It is a peat burning station and we had no objection to the power plant because of the peat burning history in the area. He works at the local nuclear power plant as a safety engineer while she stays at home and raises the kids. Players explore cobblestone streets, power plants and burning buildings as they hunt the malevolent beings. It might be a pasteurisation system or hydro plant or a nuclear power plant or refinery or something. Energy efficiency reduces pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, primarily at the power plant. The 1,875 megawatt plant is the largest privately owned combined-cycle gas turbine heat and power plant in the world. Plans are to bring gas to the village's schools, electric power plant and government buildings later. But the path of electricity from a power plant to your wall socket is a rather, well, circuitous one. The move was meant to lower prices and encourage the building of more power plants. To put a ribbon on this giveaway, some officials even want to provide taxpayer subsidies for building new power plants. In this article, we will examine how a nuclear reactor and a power plant work. Engineers said the power plant could be back online as early as today. Particulate matter, or soot, is produced by coal-fired power plants and diesel engines. So he went on silently, learning to be an engineer for an atomic power plant. In the wake of recent comments in support of the co-generation power plant, I feel compelled to put the record straight. Heavy smoke from a burning power plant poured over the city of 500,000, and other buildings were also on fire. We keep him in a building that was originally designed as a nuclear power plant. To start with, the electric power plant may burn out because of just about anything. The smaller size may lead to a more economical fusion power plant. On Dec.6, hundreds of protestors staged a rally at a wind power plant in the city over land compensation disputes. 1.1 An engine or other apparatus which provides power for a machine, building, etc. 动力装置，动力设备，电源设备 Example sentencesExamples Designers have selected the engine as the power plant for the first two vehicles. He found what it was that brought the bird down and powered up the fusion power plant again to get the lift circuits back online. Interior noise levels are low - a trend among modern vehicles - and the diesel power plant is all but inaudible. Like any truck the power plant is paramount to the overall feel of the vehicle and this one was as much fun as some rear-drive pony cars. Definition of power plant in US English: power plant nounˈpaʊ(ə)r ˌplæntˈpou(ə)r ˌplant 1An installation where electrical power is generated for distribution. Example sentencesExamples He works at the local nuclear power plant as a safety engineer while she stays at home and raises the kids. To put a ribbon on this giveaway, some officials even want to provide taxpayer subsidies for building new power plants. It might be a pasteurisation system or hydro plant or a nuclear power plant or refinery or something. Heavy smoke from a burning power plant poured over the city of 500,000, and other buildings were also on fire. The 1,875 megawatt plant is the largest privately owned combined-cycle gas turbine heat and power plant in the world. Engineers said the power plant could be back online as early as today. In the wake of recent comments in support of the co-generation power plant, I feel compelled to put the record straight. We keep him in a building that was originally designed as a nuclear power plant. So he went on silently, learning to be an engineer for an atomic power plant. Plans are to bring gas to the village's schools, electric power plant and government buildings later. On Dec.6, hundreds of protestors staged a rally at a wind power plant in the city over land compensation disputes. To start with, the electric power plant may burn out because of just about anything. Particulate matter, or soot, is produced by coal-fired power plants and diesel engines. But the path of electricity from a power plant to your wall socket is a rather, well, circuitous one. The smaller size may lead to a more economical fusion power plant. Players explore cobblestone streets, power plants and burning buildings as they hunt the malevolent beings. The move was meant to lower prices and encourage the building of more power plants. It is a peat burning station and we had no objection to the power plant because of the peat burning history in the area. Energy efficiency reduces pollution and greenhouse gas emissions, primarily at the power plant. In this article, we will examine how a nuclear reactor and a power plant work. 1.1 An engine or other apparatus which provides power for a machine, building, etc. 动力装置，动力设备，电源设备 Example sentencesExamples Interior noise levels are low - a trend among modern vehicles - and the diesel power plant is all but inaudible. Like any truck the power plant is paramount to the overall feel of the vehicle and this one was as much fun as some rear-drive pony cars. Designers have selected the engine as the power plant for the first two vehicles. He found what it was that brought the bird down and powered up the fusion power plant again to get the lift circuits back online.
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