two or more cells connected together to provide an electric current
(often + of) a number of similar articles, items, or devices arranged, things connected, or used together; a set or series
chiefly Brit a series of cages or compartments for housing, raising, or fattening animals, esp poultry
(usu + of) an impressive or imposing group; an array
(usu + of) a grouping of similar artillery guns, e.g. for tactical purposes
a fortified gun emplacement
the act of battering somebody
the unlawful application of any degree of force to a person without their consent
(usu + of) a grouping of similar artillery guns, e.g. for tactical purposes
(treated as sing. or pl) a tactical and administrative army artillery unit equivalent to an infantry company
[early French batterie from Old French, from battre to beat, from Latin battuere: see battle1]