energizer
pronunciation
How to pronounce energizer in British English:
UK ['enədʒaɪzə]
How to pronounce energizer in American English:
US ['enədʒaɪzə]
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- Noun:
- someone who imparts energy and vitality and spirit to other people
- a device that supplies electrical energy
Word Origin
- energizer (n.)
- 1750, agent noun from energize.
Example
- 1. It looks like something happened to the data for the current with the energizer battery .
- 2. Triple energizer has no exterior-interior relationships with the zang-organs , it is therefore called " solitary fu-organ " .
- 3. At first the idea of going from coach potato to energizer bunny may seem impossible , but with determination and help from others you 'll be surprised how fast the transformation will occur .
- 4. For duracell , this is $ 0.378 per battery and for energizer it is $ 0.755 .
- 5. The industry is dominated by gillette , which is owned by procter & gamble , and energizer holdings , which owns the wilkinson sword and schick brands .