Food gives our bodies energy for movement and growth.
What does Energy mean?
the ability to cause change or do work, or a feeling of liveliness.
Dictionary definition
In science, the ability to cause change or do work; in everyday language, energy can also mean physical or mental liveliness.
Energy in a sentence
Solar panels transform energy from sunlight into electrical energy.
Energy can transfer between objects and change form, but the total amount is conserved in a closed system.
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What does energy mean in science?
Energy is transferred or transformed when physical systems change.
Which sentence uses energy in a science sense?
Kinetic energy is energy associated with motion.
Which statement is accurate?
Energy can move between systems and change form.
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en · er · jee · strongest beat: en
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- en · er · jee
- Strongest beat
- en
- Ending
- jee
- Tip
- Put a little extra energy on en.
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Does Energy have an opposite?
Energy has scientific and liveliness senses but no single direct antonym. Fatigue and tiredness contrast with personal liveliness, not with physical energy as a conserved quantity.
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Energy word family
energy
energies
Different kinds or amounts of energy, or combined efforts.
energetic
Full of energy or involving active effort.
energetically
In a lively or forceful way.
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Understand Energy
Look for what can cause movement, heating, light, sound, or another change.
Energy and force are related but not identical. Force is a push or pull; energy is the ability of a system to cause change or do work.
Students make an energy-chain diagram for a flashlight, moving toy, or plant, label energy transfers and transformations, and identify evidence of change.
Trace the energy changes in a solar-powered toy. Where does the energy begin, what form does it take, and what changes does it cause?
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