The word "batteries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a noun in a sentence, such as "I need to buy some new batteries".
Its creators call it a "piece of green urban furniture", and it acts as a Wi-Fi station and phone recharger, using solar energy stored in batteries to feed out juice regardless of the weather or time of day.
The Petzl Nao USB-rechargeable reactive headtorch – which self-adjusts according to how far in the distance you're looking to save batteries – lit up the trail beautifully, until it ran out after five and a half hours.
"Leonard Messii, he says, "is the good boy that every father would love to have" while the "other one" … He pauses then lurches up to perform a military march but he looks more like some robotic dinosaur whose batteries are dying, which when you think about it … "Ronaldo is like a commander," he says.
Gonzales says she reads everything about what may have happened to the plane: theories it was hijacked, or laden with lithium-ion batteries that exploded, or otherwise succumbed to foul play.
Watch out for button batteries and burst balloons – both highly edible.
"We x-rayed a suitcase and saw metal parts, cables, batteries, things like that," said Vanselow.
In real Poundland terms, that's 1,283 Frozen bubble baths (400ml), with change left to put towards a six pack of batteries.
It was all so brusque and low key, there was a suspicion that someone had forgotten to recharge the Arcola batteries.
These visits felt like a drug, a recharging of my existential batteries, a plugging in to something that felt "right", even if it lasted for only a short time.
The integration of various clean technologies, like electric cars, batteries and solar panels, are mutually reinforcing the drive towards competitiveness".
Indeed, non-PV households may even have an incentive to install batteries if tariffs are cost-reflective The implications are significant for both generation and distribution.
