powerhouse
قوة
translation of 'powerhouse'
noun
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example
Still, the movie delivers 'powerhouse' performances, miraculous plot twists and a satisfying murder mystery.
But in all fairness, Ottawa is a perennial 'powerhouse' .
One way or another, the doctor is determined to build his 'powerhouse' .
I got very little sleep, but I was a 'powerhouse' of restless energy.
He realizes how tough it is to compete against the resources of the 'powerhouse' teams.
A nutritional 'powerhouse' , kale is adored by foodies and nutritionists alike.
A year on, he's gone from being a political outcast to a 'powerhouse' of campaigning energy.
The result meant the Dutch didn't follow five more 'powerhouse' teams out of the championship.
Critics say the companies have created a 'powerhouse' with the potential to abuse its size.
she appears to be an intellectual 'powerhouse'
New Zealand was transformed from a tiny country known for having more sheep than people to a global creative 'powerhouse' .
I turned the empire from a weakened state to a formidable industrial 'powerhouse' .
She holds this difficult movie together in a 'powerhouse' performance of quiet steel.
Germany's economic 'powerhouse'
To the astonishment and despair of his rivals, he built a 'powerhouse' .
But don't let that keep these nutritional 'powerhouses' out of your daily diet.
In their heyday in the Victorian era, these 'powerhouses' of energy could plough 20 times faster than a horse-drawn ploughman and his team and were transported from farm to farm.
Traditional university football 'powerhouses' from Melbourne included Victoria and Ballarat and these looked strong and hard to beat.
The Redskins are perennial 'powerhouses' when it comes to offseason commotion.
It's the very economic 'powerhouses' that they seek to cripple that will be our best hope for salvation if things do start to go wrong.
Yet, 15 years after the war, they were rapidly becoming economic 'powerhouses' .
That certainly isn't the case in B.C. or Ontario, Canada's other economic 'powerhouses' .
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