there is a cut (in the supply) of electricity

The Spanish phrase 'haber un corte (en el suministro) de electricidad' translates to 'there is a cut (in the supply) of electricity' in English. It commonly refers to situations where the electrical power has been interrupted or disconnected, either intentionally or due to a problem such as equipment failure. The phrase may be used in a variety of contexts including residential, commercial, or industrial power supply.

Example sentences using: haber un corte (en el suministro) de electricidad

Si hay un corte de electricidad, el generador se activará automáticamente.

If there is a power outage, the generator will turn on automatically.

This phase is used to describe an automatic response (the activation of a generator) to a power outage (un corte de electricidad).

Debido a un corte en el suministro de electricidad, no pude terminar mi trabajo.

Due to a power outage, I could not finish my work.

This phrase explains a situation where work could not be completed as a result of a power outage (un corte en el suministro de electricidad).

¿Hubo un corte de electricidad mientras no estaba?

Was there a power outage while I was away?

This phrase is used to inquire about the occurrence of a power outage (un corte de electricidad) during the speaker's absence.