Solar Farm

Pronunciation: /ˈsoʊlər fɑrm/

Definitions of solar farm

noun a type of renewable energy facility that uses sunlight to produce electricity

Example Sentences

A1 A solar farm uses sunlight to generate electricity.

A2 The solar farm in our town provides clean energy to many households.

B1 Investing in a solar farm can help reduce carbon emissions.

B2 The government plans to build a new solar farm to increase renewable energy production.

C1 The solar farm project faced challenges in obtaining permits and land acquisition.

C2 The efficiency of solar panels in the solar farm has improved significantly over the years.

Examples of solar farm in a Sentence

formal The government has approved the construction of a new solar farm to increase renewable energy production.

informal They're building a huge solar farm out in the desert to power the nearby town.

slang I heard they're setting up a bunch of solar panels in that field to make a solar farm.

figurative Her mind was like a well-organized solar farm, harnessing the energy of her thoughts to power her creativity.

Grammatical Forms of solar farm

• plural: solar farms
• comparative: more solar farm
• superlative: most solar farm
• present tense: solar farm
• future tense: will be solar farm
• perfect tense: has been solar farm
• continuous tense: is being solar farm
• singular: solar farm
• positive degree: solar farm
• infinitive: to solar farm
• gerund: solar farming
• participle: solar farmed

Origin and Evolution of solar farm

First Known Use: 1978 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'solar farm' originated from the idea of utilizing solar energy through a large-scale installation of solar panels to generate electricity.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe a large area covered with solar panels for energy production, the term 'solar farm' has evolved to encompass various types of solar energy installations, including ground-mounted arrays and rooftop systems.