measureofpower
nounUK /ˈmeʒə əv ˈpaʊə/
US /ˈmeʒər əv ˈpaʊər/
A measure of power is a way to show how strong or how much energy something has.
The scientist used a special tool as a measure of power for the machine.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A standard or unit used to compare how much work something can do.
The watt is a common measure of power for light bulbs.
3. A way to judge how much control or influence a person or group has.
The number of votes is a measure of power in the election.
4. A test or sign that shows the level of strength in a system.
The battery's charge level is a measure of power left in the device.