wind generation
wɪnd ˌdʒɛnəˈreɪʃən
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Definition of wind generation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

renewables sectorTECH.making electric power from moving air, including related business activitiesTECH.
  • Wind generation is expanding as more clean power projects get built.
  • The country aims to double its wind generation by 2030.
  • Offshore wind generation requires significant investment in transmission infrastructure.
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Expressions with wind

wind downv.
become calmer or less busy
The party began to wind down after midnight.
get windv.
become aware of something accidentally
She got wind of the surprise party.
second windn.
renewed energy after feeling tired
After a short break, she got her second wind.
wind roundv.
wrap or coil something around another thing
She wound the ribbon round the box.
against the windadv.
moving in the opposite direction of the wind
The boat sailed against the wind.
into the windadv.
moving in the opposite direction of the wind
The boat sailed into the wind.

Expressions with generation

lost generationn.
people feeling disconnected from society
Many young people today feel like a lost generation.
snowflake generationn.
young people seen as fragile or easily upset
Some call them the snowflake generation for being easily upset.
sandwich generationn.
middle-aged adults caring for children and aging parents
Many in the sandwich generation feel overwhelmed by their responsibilities.
once in a generationadv.
very rarely or almost never
A talent like hers comes along once in a generation.
skip a generationv.
become popular again after being out of fashion for a generation
Bell-bottom jeans seem to skip a generation in fashion.
next generationn.
people who are expected to succeed the current leaders
The next generation is being trained to handle complex global challenges..
third-generationadj.
being the third in a family line
She is a third-generation immigrant in her family.
generation gapn.
difference in attitudes between people of different ages
The generation gap makes it hard for them to agree.
generation to generationadv.
continuously passed down through generations
The story was told generation to generation.
rising generationn.
group of young people who will become adults soon
The rising generation will shape the future of our country.

Terms related to wind generation

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generategeneratorengagementenjoymentharmonyintegrationmultitaskingproductivitysynergywork-life balance

Terms with wind generation included in their meaning

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offshore windn.
energy
generation of electricity using wind turbines placed in the sea

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  1. French:production éolienne, ...
  2. German:Windstromerzeugung, ...
  3. Italian:generazione eolica, ...
  4. Spanish:generación eólica, ...
  5. Portuguese:geração eólica, ...
  6. Chinese:风力发电, ...
  7. Japanese:風力発電, ...
  8. Arabic:تَوْلِيد الطَّاقَة مِنَ الرِّيَاح, ...
  9. Hebrew:יִיצּוּר חַשְׁמַל מֵרוּחַ, ...
  10. Russian:ветроэнергетика, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вітрогенерація, ...
  12. Hindi:पवन ऊर्जा उत्पादन, ...

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