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energy related words1Version en ligne energy words par Florencia Saunig A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V Y Z K W Starts with A Energy from sources that do not use up natural resources or harm the environment. Example: Many tech companies are switching to .... energy to power their data centers. Starts with B Gradually; step by step. Example: Bit by ..., the firm regained its market share by focusing on customer experience rather than aggressive pricing. Starts with C (n.): The amount of money you need to spend to buy or do something. Example: The ...of solar panels has gone down, so more families are buying them. Starts with D (adj.): Something that feels very difficult or intimidating to do, a challenge. Example: Entering a new international market can be a ... task for a small business. Starts with E (n.): Using resources (time, money, ) in a way that avoids waste. Example: Improving e.... efficiency in the office can save the firm thousands of dollars a year. Starts with F Natural fuels like coal or gas, formed from the remains of living organisms. Example: The industry is trying to reduce its dependence on ..... fuels. Starts with G (v.): To start behaving in a way that protects the environment. Example: Our marketing team wants the brand to .... green to attract younger customers. Contains H (discourse marker) The phrase is used to signal sincerity, or frankness. It introduces a statement that may be contrary to expectations. "To be ..., I believe this strategy will require more time and resources than initially projected." Starts with I (linker, connector) used to emphasize a statement or answer, like "in fact". "Renewable energy sources are becoming more cost-effective; i......., solar power is now cheaper than coal in many regions." Starts with J (v.): To connect or to become a member of a group. Example: Many local companies want to ... the city's new green energy network. Starts with L (compound adj separated by a hyphen (-) : Occurring over or relating to a long period of time. Example: We need a ... strategy for sustainable growth. Starts with M (adj.): Something that is required by law or rules; not optional, obligatory. Example: The government made it ... for new buildings to have solar panels. Starts with N (n.): Something that is necessary; a requirement. Example: As cities grow, their ... for clean water and cheap energy increases. Starts with O (n.): A complete change or repair of a system or machine. Example: The company needs a complete .... of its old IT infrastructure. Starts with P The degree to which a business or activity yields profit. Example: The ... of solar energy has increased significantly since 2009. Starts with Q (adj.): Doing something in a short time; fast. Example: The mayor made a ...decision to change the rules for solar permits. Starts with R (in plural) Types of energy that can be replaced naturally, such as wind or solar. Example: Investment in ... is at an all-time high. Starts with S (compound adj. separated by a hypen (-): Able to provide for one's own needs without help from others. Example: The factory became energy ... by installing its own wind turbines. Starts with T (adj.): Real or concrete; something you can clearly see or touch. Example: We haven't seen any ... benefits from the new policy yet. Starts with U (discourse marker) Used to emphasize the most important or final point of a discussion. Example: We can discuss different energy sources, but ... the decision will depend on the cost. Starts with V (adv) emphasizes approximation or near certainty. Example: V..... all energy companies are investing in renewables now. Starts with Y (adv.): Happening once every year. Example: The company publishes a ... report on its environmental goals. Starts with Z ( compound adj. separated by a hyphen (-): Releasing no pollutants or greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Example: The city plans to have a ... public transport system by 2030. Starts with K (n.): A person or company that has a lot of influence in a particular sector. Example: Norway is a ... player in the global transition to electric vehicles. Starts with W (n.): Material that is not needed or the act of using something carelessly. Example: Reducing food ... is a priority for the hotel chain.

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Starts with A

Energy from sources that do not use up natural resources or harm the environment. Example: Many tech companies are switching to .... energy to power their data centers.

Starts with B

Gradually; step by step. Example: Bit by ..., the firm regained its market share by focusing on customer experience rather than aggressive pricing.

Starts with C

(n.): The amount of money you need to spend to buy or do something. Example: The ...of solar panels has gone down, so more families are buying them.

Starts with D

(adj.): Something that feels very difficult or intimidating to do, a challenge. Example: Entering a new international market can be a ... task for a small business.

Starts with E

(n.): Using resources (time, money, ) in a way that avoids waste. Example: Improving e.... efficiency in the office can save the firm thousands of dollars a year.

Starts with F

Natural fuels like coal or gas, formed from the remains of living organisms. Example: The industry is trying to reduce its dependence on ..... fuels.

Starts with G

(v.): To start behaving in a way that protects the environment. Example: Our marketing team wants the brand to .... green to attract younger customers.

Contains H

(discourse marker) The phrase is used to signal sincerity, or frankness. It introduces a statement that may be contrary to expectations. "To be ..., I believe this strategy will require more time and resources than initially projected."

Starts with I

(linker, connector) used to emphasize a statement or answer, like "in fact". "Renewable energy sources are becoming more cost-effective; i......., solar power is now cheaper than coal in many regions."

Starts with J

(v.): To connect or to become a member of a group. Example: Many local companies want to ... the city's new green energy network.

Starts with L

(compound adj separated by a hyphen (-) : Occurring over or relating to a long period of time. Example: We need a ... strategy for sustainable growth.

Starts with M

(adj.): Something that is required by law or rules; not optional, obligatory. Example: The government made it ... for new buildings to have solar panels.

Starts with N

(n.): Something that is necessary; a requirement. Example: As cities grow, their ... for clean water and cheap energy increases.

Starts with O

(n.): A complete change or repair of a system or machine. Example: The company needs a complete .... of its old IT infrastructure.

Starts with P

The degree to which a business or activity yields profit. Example: The ... of solar energy has increased significantly since 2009.

Starts with Q

(adj.): Doing something in a short time; fast. Example: The mayor made a ...decision to change the rules for solar permits.

Starts with R

(in plural) Types of energy that can be replaced naturally, such as wind or solar. Example: Investment in ... is at an all-time high.

Starts with S

(compound adj. separated by a hypen (-): Able to provide for one's own needs without help from others. Example: The factory became energy ... by installing its own wind turbines.

Starts with T

(adj.): Real or concrete; something you can clearly see or touch. Example: We haven't seen any ... benefits from the new policy yet.

Starts with U

(discourse marker) Used to emphasize the most important or final point of a discussion. Example: We can discuss different energy sources, but ... the decision will depend on the cost.

Starts with V

(adv) emphasizes approximation or near certainty. Example: V..... all energy companies are investing in renewables now.

Starts with Y

(adv.): Happening once every year. Example: The company publishes a ... report on its environmental goals.

Starts with Z

( compound adj. separated by a hyphen (-): Releasing no pollutants or greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Example: The city plans to have a ... public transport system by 2030.

Starts with K

(n.): A person or company that has a lot of influence in a particular sector. Example: Norway is a ... player in the global transition to electric vehicles.

Starts with W

(n.): Material that is not needed or the act of using something carelessly. Example: Reducing food ... is a priority for the hotel chain.