How to Say ‘Battery’ in Traditional Chinese
電池
diàn chí
[diànchí]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Gas water heaters in Taiwan often use large D-size batteries to spark the flame. Dead batteries are a very common reason the hot water stops.
Phrase Breakdown
電池
diàn chí
[diànchí]
battery
A cell that stores electric power for devices.
遙控器沒有電池了。
The remote has no battery.
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