batería

Del francés 'batterie', relacionado con 'bater' que significa golpear.

NOUN (1)
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battery literal / accumulator technical / power source general
Synonyms acumulador técnico , fuente de energía general
Antonyms desconexión

A device that converts chemical energy into electrical energy and stores it for later use, commonly used to power electronic devices, vehicles, or provide backup power. It can also refer to a series of similar units operating together.

plural: baterías
plural
baterías
  • La batería de mi teléfono se está agotando rápidamente. — My phone's battery is running out quickly.
  • Necesito cambiar la batería del coche antes del invierno. — I need to change the car battery before winter.
  • El dron tiene una batería de larga duración. — The drone has a long-lasting battery.
NOUN (2)
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drum kit musical / band general / untranslatable concept untranslatable (Refers to an instrumentation ensemble but lacks a direct single-word translation.)
Synonyms orquesta musical , grupo musical general
Antonyms silencio

This sense of batería refers to the musical instrument composed of drums, cymbals, and other percussion instruments, commonly known as a drum kit. It can also refer to the percussion section of an orchestra or band.

plural: baterías
plural
baterías
  • El baterista practicó con su batería durante horas. — The drummer practiced with his drum kit for hours.
  • La sección de batería de la orquesta suena muy potente. — The drum section of the orchestra sounds very powerful.
  • Compraron una batería electrónica para no molestar a los vecinos. — They bought an electronic drum kit so as not to bother the neighbors.