Pronunciation: /ˈwɑtɪdʒ/
noun a unit of power equal to one joule per second, used to express the rate of energy transfer or power consumption
A1 The wattage of the light bulb is 60 watts.
A2 I need to check the wattage of the microwave before using it.
B1 The wattage of the amplifier determines how loud the music will be.
B2 Increasing the wattage of the space heater can help heat up the room faster.
C1 The wattage of the solar panels is crucial for maximizing energy production.
C2 Experts recommend calculating the total wattage of all devices to avoid overloading the circuit.
verb not applicable
A1 I wattage the light bulb to make it brighter.
A2 She wattages the fan to cool down the room.
B1 The electrician will need to wattage the circuit to prevent overload.
B2 You should wattage the power supply to match the device's requirements.
C1 The engineer wattaged the equipment for optimal performance.
C2 It is important to wattage the appliances correctly to avoid damage.
adjective not applicable
A1 The light bulb has a low wattage, so it doesn't use much electricity.
A2 I bought a new blender with a higher wattage for better blending.
B1 The wattage of the microwave oven is suitable for quick cooking.
B2 She prefers speakers with higher wattage for better sound quality.
C1 The wattage of the amplifier is adjustable for different audio setups.
C2 The professional photography studio uses high wattage lights for perfect lighting.
adverb not applicable
A1 The light bulb uses low wattage to save energy.
A2 You can adjust the wattage on the microwave to cook food faster.
B1 The wattage of the amplifier determines the sound quality.
B2 Increasing the wattage of the space heater will make the room warmer.
C1 The wattage of the hair dryer is too high for this outlet.
C2 He calculated the wattage needed to power all the electronic devices in the house.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The wattage of the light bulb is too low.
A2 Do you know the wattage of this microwave?
B1 The wattage of the amplifier determines its power output.
B2 It's important to consider the wattage when buying a new blender.
C1 The wattage of the solar panels needs to be sufficient for the energy needs of the house.
C2 The wattage of the air conditioner can impact electricity bills significantly.
preposition not applicable
A1 The lamp requires a wattage of 60 watts.
A2 Make sure to check the wattage of the light bulb before installing it.
B1 The wattage of the microwave is too high for this circuit.
B2 You should adjust the wattage of the heater to save energy.
C1 The wattage of the amplifier is crucial for achieving the desired sound quality.
C2 When choosing a new refrigerator, consider the wattage to ensure energy efficiency.
conjunction not applicable
A1 The lamp requires a certain wattage to function properly.
A2 You can adjust the wattage of the microwave to cook your food faster.
B1 The wattage of the blender determines how powerful it is.
B2 Increasing the wattage of the speakers can improve the sound quality.
C1 Calculating the wattage of the entire lighting system is essential for energy efficiency.
C2 The wattage of the air conditioner needs to be carefully chosen to cool the room effectively.
interjection not applicable
A1 Wattage! That light bulb is very bright.
A2 Wattage! I can't believe how much power this appliance uses.
B1 Wattage! Make sure you check the wattage of the microwave before buying it.
B2 Wattage! The wattage of this speaker system is perfect for a small room.
C1 Wattage! I need to calculate the wattage of all my electronics to avoid overloading the circuit.
C2 Wattage! It's important to consider the wattage when setting up a home theater system.
article not applicable
A1 The lamp requires a certain wattage of light bulb.
A2 She checked the wattage of the microwave before purchasing it.
B1 The wattage of the amplifier determines its power output.
B2 It is important to consider the wattage of the blender when making smoothies.
C1 The wattage of the space heater can impact your electricity bill.
C2 He calculated the wattage of the computer to ensure it could handle heavy processing tasks.
formal The light bulb's wattage determines how much electricity it consumes.
informal Make sure to check the wattage of the blender before using it.
slang I need a lamp with higher wattage to brighten up this room.
figurative His speeches have such high wattage that they always leave a lasting impact on the audience.
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