wind farm

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wind farm

A wind farm generates clean electricity on the open plain.

Definition

Noun: A power plant that uses wind turbines to generate electricity. It consists of a group of wind turbines in the same location used for large-scale energy production.

Usage

A "wind farm" is a singular, countable noun. It refers to the entire installation or facility. It is typically used in contexts discussing renewable energy, electricity generation, and infrastructure.

Examples
  • The new wind farm on the coast will provide power for thousands of homes.
  • They are planning to build a large wind farm in the rural area.
  • The wind farm's output varies depending on weather conditions.
Advanced Usage
  • "Offshore wind farm": A wind farm located in a body of water, usually the sea. These are often larger and can capture stronger, more consistent winds.
    • The country is investing heavily in offshore wind farms.
  • The term can be used metaphorically to describe a dense collection of similar upright objects.
    • From a distance, the cranes in the shipyard looked like a wind farm.
Variants and Related Words
  • Wind park: A less common synonym for wind farm.
  • Wind turbine: The individual machine with rotating blades that converts wind energy into electricity. A wind farm is composed of many wind turbines.
  • Solar farm: A similar large-scale installation that uses photovoltaic panels to generate electricity from sunlight.
Synonyms
  • Wind power plant
  • Wind energy facility
Related Phrases
  • To build/construct a wind farm
  • To operate a wind farm
  • Wind farm development
  • Wind farm capacity (the maximum amount of power it can generate)
wind farm

A wind farm generates clean electricity on the open plain.

Noun
  1. a power plant that uses wind turbines to generate electricity