Definition of power station in English:

power station

noun

An installation where electrical power is generated for distribution.
发电站，发电厂
Example sentencesExamples
- The hardest part is to capture the carbon dioxide in the power station instead of pumping it into the air.
- The reason we used it is that there used to be a power station there.
- Rather than build the development to match the surrounding homes, it's been built to match the power station.
- Talk was that they were building an electric power station a couple of miles up river.
- It takes time to build a power station, and the current supply is dictated by decisions made five or so years ago.
- He says the power station prides itself on being a good neighbour and intends to be a vital part of the local community for years to come.
- This natural dam was consolidated and a power station installed in more recent times.
- One of the guys who runs the power station hasn't been paid in nine months, but he keeps doing his job.
- The group used the website to sell goods bearing the image and name of the power station, and it hoped to expand its retail operation.
- But the industry believes that it should go somewhere where there has already been a nuclear power station.
- If the scheme goes ahead the huge complex will be built on land that was occupied by a previous power station until the 1980s.
- The scheme will generate its own electricity, from its own power station.
- You cannot switch a nuclear power station on and off at will, like rival energy sources, to exploit periods of peak demand.
- He dammed the loch, built a power station, and began installing what was to become the most sophisticated fish farm in the world.
- The power station built by Japanese grant aid began generating electricity in 1960.
- When you burn it in a power station you release that carbon dioxide back to the atmosphere.
- He is a machine fitter and has been helping the British Engineers bring the power station back on line.
- But if a power station is developed, pressure will be increased on the National Assembly.
- They were planning to visit a power station in the country for work.
- He said an American company had agreed to build a power station there which would be of immense benefit to the area.

Definition of power station in US English:

power station

nounˈpou(ə)r ˌstāSHənˈpaʊ(ə)r ˌsteɪʃən

another term for power plant
Example sentencesExamples
- The scheme will generate its own electricity, from its own power station.
- He dammed the loch, built a power station, and began installing what was to become the most sophisticated fish farm in the world.
- But the industry believes that it should go somewhere where there has already been a nuclear power station.
- When you burn it in a power station you release that carbon dioxide back to the atmosphere.
- The group used the website to sell goods bearing the image and name of the power station, and it hoped to expand its retail operation.
- If the scheme goes ahead the huge complex will be built on land that was occupied by a previous power station until the 1980s.
- But if a power station is developed, pressure will be increased on the National Assembly.
- You cannot switch a nuclear power station on and off at will, like rival energy sources, to exploit periods of peak demand.
- It takes time to build a power station, and the current supply is dictated by decisions made five or so years ago.
- One of the guys who runs the power station hasn't been paid in nine months, but he keeps doing his job.
- The hardest part is to capture the carbon dioxide in the power station instead of pumping it into the air.
- Rather than build the development to match the surrounding homes, it's been built to match the power station.
- He said an American company had agreed to build a power station there which would be of immense benefit to the area.
- He is a machine fitter and has been helping the British Engineers bring the power station back on line.
- Talk was that they were building an electric power station a couple of miles up river.
- The power station built by Japanese grant aid began generating electricity in 1960.
- They were planning to visit a power station in the country for work.
- The reason we used it is that there used to be a power station there.
- This natural dam was consolidated and a power station installed in more recent times.
- He says the power station prides itself on being a good neighbour and intends to be a vital part of the local community for years to come.

词汇	power station
释义	Definition of power station in English: power station noun An installation where electrical power is generated for distribution. 发电站，发电厂 Example sentencesExamples The hardest part is to capture the carbon dioxide in the power station instead of pumping it into the air. The reason we used it is that there used to be a power station there. Rather than build the development to match the surrounding homes, it's been built to match the power station. Talk was that they were building an electric power station a couple of miles up river. It takes time to build a power station, and the current supply is dictated by decisions made five or so years ago. He says the power station prides itself on being a good neighbour and intends to be a vital part of the local community for years to come. This natural dam was consolidated and a power station installed in more recent times. One of the guys who runs the power station hasn't been paid in nine months, but he keeps doing his job. The group used the website to sell goods bearing the image and name of the power station, and it hoped to expand its retail operation. But the industry believes that it should go somewhere where there has already been a nuclear power station. If the scheme goes ahead the huge complex will be built on land that was occupied by a previous power station until the 1980s. The scheme will generate its own electricity, from its own power station. You cannot switch a nuclear power station on and off at will, like rival energy sources, to exploit periods of peak demand. He dammed the loch, built a power station, and began installing what was to become the most sophisticated fish farm in the world. The power station built by Japanese grant aid began generating electricity in 1960. When you burn it in a power station you release that carbon dioxide back to the atmosphere. He is a machine fitter and has been helping the British Engineers bring the power station back on line. But if a power station is developed, pressure will be increased on the National Assembly. They were planning to visit a power station in the country for work. He said an American company had agreed to build a power station there which would be of immense benefit to the area. Definition of power station in US English: power station nounˈpou(ə)r ˌstāSHənˈpaʊ(ə)r ˌsteɪʃən another term for power plant Example sentencesExamples The scheme will generate its own electricity, from its own power station. He dammed the loch, built a power station, and began installing what was to become the most sophisticated fish farm in the world. But the industry believes that it should go somewhere where there has already been a nuclear power station. When you burn it in a power station you release that carbon dioxide back to the atmosphere. The group used the website to sell goods bearing the image and name of the power station, and it hoped to expand its retail operation. If the scheme goes ahead the huge complex will be built on land that was occupied by a previous power station until the 1980s. But if a power station is developed, pressure will be increased on the National Assembly. You cannot switch a nuclear power station on and off at will, like rival energy sources, to exploit periods of peak demand. It takes time to build a power station, and the current supply is dictated by decisions made five or so years ago. One of the guys who runs the power station hasn't been paid in nine months, but he keeps doing his job. The hardest part is to capture the carbon dioxide in the power station instead of pumping it into the air. Rather than build the development to match the surrounding homes, it's been built to match the power station. He said an American company had agreed to build a power station there which would be of immense benefit to the area. He is a machine fitter and has been helping the British Engineers bring the power station back on line. Talk was that they were building an electric power station a couple of miles up river. The power station built by Japanese grant aid began generating electricity in 1960. They were planning to visit a power station in the country for work. The reason we used it is that there used to be a power station there. This natural dam was consolidated and a power station installed in more recent times. He says the power station prides itself on being a good neighbour and intends to be a vital part of the local community for years to come.
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