How to Say “Water Power” in Spanish

energía hidráulica
/eneɾxia idɾaulika/from spelling rulesfeminine
The English phrase "water power" is translated into Spanish as energía hidráulica.
This term is an uncountable noun used to describe power derived from water.
Meaning: (uncountable) power from water (noun)

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase translates literally to "hydraulic energy".

How does it change in a sentence?

Because energía is a feminine noun, the definite article used is la in the phrase la energía hidráulica.

How do you pronounce it?

/eneɾxia idɾaulika/

Did you know?

  • The word hidráulico is used for any system using liquid to move machinery, such as 'hydraulic brakes', regardless of whether the liquid is actually water.
  • While energía hidráulica is the technical term, Spanish speakers use fuerza del agua to describe the raw physical force of moving water.
  • While energía hidráulica describes the power itself, the term central hidráulica is the standard way to refer to the actual hydroelectric plant or dam.

Examples in context

  • La energía hidráulica hace girar la rueda.
    Water power turns the wheel.
    This sentence shows how energía hidráulica can be used to describe how a wheel is turned.
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  • La energía hidráulica es renovable.
    Hydraulic power is renewable.
  • Este país utiliza mucha energía hidráulica.
    This country uses a lot of water power.

Example conversation

Two students are discussing a science project.

  1. María

    Javier, ¿qué opinas de la energía hidráulica?
    Javier, what do you think about water power?
  2. Javier

    Creo que es muy eficiente, María.
    I think it is very efficient, Maria.
  3. María

    Es ideal para nuestra presentación.
    It is ideal for our presentation.
  4. Javier

    Sí, busquemos más datos sobre ella.
    Yes, let's look for more data about it.

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