American English
/ˈɛ.nɚ.ʤi/
3 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
The strength you have to move, work, or stay active.
Practice out loudThe strength you have to move, work, or stay active.
I don't have enough energy to cook tonight.
After a short break, he had more energy.
have enough energy · a lot of energy · run out of energy · get your energy back
have + energy + to + verb
Power that makes machines, vehicles, and devices work, or that provides heat and light.
Turn off the lights to save energy.
Most of this building's energy comes from the sun.
save energy · renewable energy · solar energy · energy source
use + energy + to + verb
energy + from + noun
Enthusiasm and effort that make you active and interested.
She answered every question with energy.
The new manager brought energy to the team.
full of energy · positive energy · bring energy to · with energy
verb + with + energy
bring + energy + to + noun
The amount of physical or mental energy that someone has.
My energy level is low today.
Using less energy than usual to do the same job.
We bought an energy-efficient refrigerator.
A drink, often containing caffeine, that is sold as a way to increase alertness or energy.
He had an energy drink before the long drive.
Energy is usually used without a or an: We need more energy.