electrify
بجلی
definition
verb
an electrified fence
charge with electricity; pass an electric current through.
an electrifying performance
impress greatly; thrill.
example
The Manpower Northern Electricity Consortium which was awarded the contract to 'electrify' the area was currently having negotiations with Government to give the concessions.
This means that when you 'electrify' wires in camp while the feed lines into camp are dead, you're also electrifying the power lines out of camp.
Place a normal rat in a cage with a grid floor, sound a tone, and then briefly 'electrify' the grid with a current that will feel painful to the rat (but not strong enough to cause any damage to the rat's paws).
After a few more years, we were delighted to find that there were plans to 'electrify' the line and, after considerable disruption, trains began stopping at our station once again.
The thinking behind the move was that it would 'electrify' voters with a charge of democratic zeal, and translate into 60 per cent voter turnout.
It was the first of the big companies to 'electrify' its lines, in the early part of the 20th century, and the only one to branch out into the big-time property market.
One obvious way would be to 'electrify' important sections of our rail network.
When he emerged from the London to Runcorn train journey who should he see to 'electrify' him back to life?
Work is due to start next year on a 340 million euro project to upgrade and 'electrify' the main railway line from Plovdiv to Svilengrad near the Turkish border.
By doing this there is no current loss and all the fence line will be 'electrified' .
Up to a Five KM Fence may Be Electrified with One 'Electrifier' Unit.
Not once in the 36-page document are 'electrification' or electric trains mentioned.
Most of the book and its novel material concern the encounter between rural 'electrifiers' and farmers.
Martin had grown up without electricity and 'electrification' of his neighbourhood only occurred in the mid-1990s.
And when that news came out, people were absolutely 'electrified' .
What is happening here is 'electrifying' people with ambition throughout the world.
What about if you only had one or two strands of wire but they were 'electrified' ?
In seconds, his life is snuffed out as the wire is 'electrified' because of improper insulation.
You also can use five strands of barbed wire or a five-strand New Zealand fence with two strands 'electrified' .
The very early material makes its own case more powerfully than ever, 'electrifying' the crowd.
There would be no point in us 'electrifying' a line unless Scot-Rail bought some trains to run on it.
The company concedes that the present timetable, which was set out when the system was 'electrified' in 1967, cannot cope with increasing passenger numbers.
His stage performance that night 'electrified' the crowd and it led to a recording opportunity.
His sexual charisma, panther-like grace, and blazing dramatic presence 'electrified' audiences and inspired a new generation of male dancers.
At that moment, Galway would have been 'electrified' by a sudden current of adrenaline and optimism, every player bursting for the next ball.
The Thames was frozen and the vast auditorium less than a third full, but from his first appearance the small, swarthy actor 'electrified' the audience.
In later years, the tarries were 'electrified' , and poles held the trolley wire.
For many of the two billion people living in rural Third World communities who lack electricity, solar cells will be the best bet for 'electrification' .
We are 'electrifying' the system as we go to make provision for future developments, Mr Lalor said.
If it is dark, you may not be able to see the fallen power line that has 'electrified' the puddle of water or the cracked tree limb about to crash down onto the sidewalk.
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