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Meanings of wattage in English

Portuguese
energia eléctrica
Catalan
vatatge
Spanish
energía eléctrica

The product of voltage and current.

energia eléctrica
Usage of wattage in English
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Tippett is lower wattage but also has a pretty healthy on-field self-regard.
The Guardian
2
The packaging should always tell you the equivalent wattage of the bulb.
The Guardian
3
A single low-wattage bulb cast the corridor in a dusty yellow light.
The bricklayer
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A single low-wattage bulb lit the space with a dull yellow light.
The Magician
5
Haddish has credibility, ease, screwball physicality and sheer star wattage in spades.
The Guardian
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A single low-wattage lightbulb shed a dim yellow glow over the room.
The Magician
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Against the dark, your eyeball begins to swell with the direct wattage.
The Irish Times
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But the total combined star wattage of this year's lineup is higher.
The Guardian
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It's actually equivalent to the wattage of the entire North American power grid.
Wired
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It's simply not enough to attach high-wattage celebrity names to draw in audiences.
Wired
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It was not Williams' fault the network expected more from his star wattage.
The Guardian
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I can't see much because of the Klieg-like wattage pointing at my body.
Ebony
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Low-wattage bulbs, like those on a Christmas tree, are spaced a foot apart.
Dark rivers of the heart
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A low-wattage bulb dangled from the center of a concrete ceiling.
A Bloody Storm
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The wattage on a toaster is too high for the generator.
News.com.au
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A low-wattage bulb lit the stove top from the hood above.
Happiness key
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Translations for wattage
Catalan
vatatge
Wattage through the time
Wattage across language varieties
United States of America
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