Definition of outage in English:

outage

noun ˈaʊtɪdʒˈaʊdɪdʒ

A period when a power supply or other service is not available or when equipment is closed down.
（电力或其他服务的）停止供应期；设备停开期
frequent power outages
a planned refuelling outage
Example sentencesExamples
- It's ideal for remote vacation cabins with no electricity or areas prone to power outages.
- There have also been significantly fewer instances of lower voltage power outages.
- They tend to be easy to program, and because they run on batteries, the clocks do not lose time during power outages.
- There is a shortage of water, and there are frequent electric power outages in the larger cities.
- You don't expect there to be a significant amount of electrical outages or power grid problems?
- Our hotel has high ceilings, spacious rooms, and constant power outages.
- Most of the breakdowns happened because of power outages caused by salt spray on electricity lines or because of wind damage.
- They tend to simply shut off their production lines, if the power outage is for extended periods.
- However, many homes were left without power due to outages and electricity wires brought down by fallen trees also posed a problem.
- Service outages prevent applications from communicating across the network.
- In the event of alternating power outages, water would have to be supplied via tanker trucks, he added.
- In extreme cases they cause electrical power outages and damage to communications networks and satellites.
- Analysts estimate such power outages contribute to about 25 percent of network downtime.
- And widespread damage and widespread power outages are reported across Florida.
- Stock up on non-perishable food and water supplies in case of a power outage.
- This would have brought an end to the frequent power outages that plagued the territory persistently last year.
- So let's hope there are no power outages in that area any time soon.
- In the event of a power outage, the inverter is no longer able to detect the grid and will not produce power.
- Providing phone service during a power outage is another technical problem.
- Radio stations reported brief power outages and said residents of some areas scurried into the streets, fearing their houses might collapse.

Definition of outage in US English:

outage

nounˈoudijˈaʊdɪdʒ

A period when a power supply or other service is not available or when equipment is closed down.
（电力或其他服务的）停止供应期；设备停开期
frequent power outages
a planned refueling outage
Example sentencesExamples
- It's ideal for remote vacation cabins with no electricity or areas prone to power outages.
- And widespread damage and widespread power outages are reported across Florida.
- There have also been significantly fewer instances of lower voltage power outages.
- They tend to be easy to program, and because they run on batteries, the clocks do not lose time during power outages.
- There is a shortage of water, and there are frequent electric power outages in the larger cities.
- They tend to simply shut off their production lines, if the power outage is for extended periods.
- You don't expect there to be a significant amount of electrical outages or power grid problems?
- Service outages prevent applications from communicating across the network.
- Providing phone service during a power outage is another technical problem.
- Analysts estimate such power outages contribute to about 25 percent of network downtime.
- So let's hope there are no power outages in that area any time soon.
- However, many homes were left without power due to outages and electricity wires brought down by fallen trees also posed a problem.
- This would have brought an end to the frequent power outages that plagued the territory persistently last year.
- Radio stations reported brief power outages and said residents of some areas scurried into the streets, fearing their houses might collapse.
- Our hotel has high ceilings, spacious rooms, and constant power outages.
- In the event of alternating power outages, water would have to be supplied via tanker trucks, he added.
- In the event of a power outage, the inverter is no longer able to detect the grid and will not produce power.
- Stock up on non-perishable food and water supplies in case of a power outage.
- Most of the breakdowns happened because of power outages caused by salt spray on electricity lines or because of wind damage.
- In extreme cases they cause electrical power outages and damage to communications networks and satellites.

单词	outage
释义	Definition of outage in English: outage noun ˈaʊtɪdʒˈaʊdɪdʒ A period when a power supply or other service is not available or when equipment is closed down. （电力或其他服务的）停止供应期；设备停开期 frequent power outages a planned refuelling outage Example sentencesExamples It's ideal for remote vacation cabins with no electricity or areas prone to power outages. There have also been significantly fewer instances of lower voltage power outages. They tend to be easy to program, and because they run on batteries, the clocks do not lose time during power outages. There is a shortage of water, and there are frequent electric power outages in the larger cities. You don't expect there to be a significant amount of electrical outages or power grid problems? Our hotel has high ceilings, spacious rooms, and constant power outages. Most of the breakdowns happened because of power outages caused by salt spray on electricity lines or because of wind damage. They tend to simply shut off their production lines, if the power outage is for extended periods. However, many homes were left without power due to outages and electricity wires brought down by fallen trees also posed a problem. Service outages prevent applications from communicating across the network. In the event of alternating power outages, water would have to be supplied via tanker trucks, he added. In extreme cases they cause electrical power outages and damage to communications networks and satellites. Analysts estimate such power outages contribute to about 25 percent of network downtime. And widespread damage and widespread power outages are reported across Florida. Stock up on non-perishable food and water supplies in case of a power outage. This would have brought an end to the frequent power outages that plagued the territory persistently last year. So let's hope there are no power outages in that area any time soon. In the event of a power outage, the inverter is no longer able to detect the grid and will not produce power. Providing phone service during a power outage is another technical problem. Radio stations reported brief power outages and said residents of some areas scurried into the streets, fearing their houses might collapse. Definition of outage in US English: outage nounˈoudijˈaʊdɪdʒ A period when a power supply or other service is not available or when equipment is closed down. （电力或其他服务的）停止供应期；设备停开期 frequent power outages a planned refueling outage Example sentencesExamples It's ideal for remote vacation cabins with no electricity or areas prone to power outages. And widespread damage and widespread power outages are reported across Florida. There have also been significantly fewer instances of lower voltage power outages. They tend to be easy to program, and because they run on batteries, the clocks do not lose time during power outages. There is a shortage of water, and there are frequent electric power outages in the larger cities. They tend to simply shut off their production lines, if the power outage is for extended periods. You don't expect there to be a significant amount of electrical outages or power grid problems? Service outages prevent applications from communicating across the network. Providing phone service during a power outage is another technical problem. Analysts estimate such power outages contribute to about 25 percent of network downtime. So let's hope there are no power outages in that area any time soon. However, many homes were left without power due to outages and electricity wires brought down by fallen trees also posed a problem. This would have brought an end to the frequent power outages that plagued the territory persistently last year. Radio stations reported brief power outages and said residents of some areas scurried into the streets, fearing their houses might collapse. Our hotel has high ceilings, spacious rooms, and constant power outages. In the event of alternating power outages, water would have to be supplied via tanker trucks, he added. In the event of a power outage, the inverter is no longer able to detect the grid and will not produce power. Stock up on non-perishable food and water supplies in case of a power outage. Most of the breakdowns happened because of power outages caused by salt spray on electricity lines or because of wind damage. In extreme cases they cause electrical power outages and damage to communications networks and satellites.
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