B2nounenvironmenthealth
US/ˈen.ər.dʒi/
UK/ˈen.ə.dʒi/
the strength to be active; also power from electricity, gas or the sun
In context
I don't have the energy to cook after a long day.
Many countries want to use more solar energy.
The kids were full of energy after the party.
Words that go with energy
adjective + noun
- solar energyThe school runs entirely on solar energy.
- renewable energyWind and solar are types of renewable energy.
adjective + preposition
- full of energyShe is always full of energy in the morning.
verb + noun
- save energyTurn off the lights to save energy.
noun + noun
- energy drinkToo many energy drinks are bad for your heart.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
I have no energies today.Correct: I have no energy today.