Definition of non-power in English:

non-power

noun nɒnˈpaʊə

1Lack of power; impotence; an instance of this.
2Something which is not a power; something (in later use especially a state) which lacks power. rare.

adjective nɒnˈpaʊə

(attributive). That is not concerned with power; especially that does not use or involve electrical (nuclear, etc.) power.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Trevisa (c1342–?1402), translator. From non- + power, originally after Anglo-Norman nounpower, Old French nonpooir.

Definition of non-power in US English:

non-power

nounnɒnˈpaʊə

1Lack of power; impotence; an instance of this.
2Something which is not a power; something (in later use especially a state) which lacks power. rare.

adjectivenɒnˈpaʊə

(attributive). That is not concerned with power; especially that does not use or involve electrical (nuclear, etc.) power.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Trevisa (c1342–?1402), translator. From non- + power, originally after Anglo-Norman nounpower, Old French nonpooir.

单词	non-power
释义	Definition of non-power in English: non-power noun nɒnˈpaʊə 1Lack of power; impotence; an instance of this. 2Something which is not a power; something (in later use especially a state) which lacks power. rare. adjective nɒnˈpaʊə (attributive). That is not concerned with power; especially that does not use or involve electrical (nuclear, etc.) power. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Trevisa (c1342–?1402), translator. From non- + power, originally after Anglo-Norman nounpower, Old French nonpooir. Definition of non-power in US English: non-power nounnɒnˈpaʊə 1Lack of power; impotence; an instance of this. 2Something which is not a power; something (in later use especially a state) which lacks power. rare. adjectivenɒnˈpaʊə (attributive). That is not concerned with power; especially that does not use or involve electrical (nuclear, etc.) power. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Trevisa (c1342–?1402), translator. From non- + power, originally after Anglo-Norman nounpower, Old French nonpooir.
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