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recharge Definition

re·charge (rē c̸härj′; also, & for n. always, rē′c̸härj′)

transitive verb, intransitive verb -·charged′, -·charg′·ing

to charge again (in various senses)

noun

the act of recharging

  • rechannel
  • rechart
  • recharter
recharge Related Forms
re·charge′·able adjective re·charg′er noun
recharge Synonyms

recharge

v.

charge again, restore, put new life into; see renew 1, revive 1.

recharge Usage Examples

Object

  • battery: The fast charge setting will recharge the battery in less than half an hour.
  • accommodation: Search for relax and recharge accommodation in South West England www.relaxsouthwest.co.uk Langstone Manor Park, Tavistock, Devon " Cottage perfect, moors perfect.
  • phone: Frequent top-ups are needed to recharge the phone with new talk time.
  • cost: Attempts are made to recharge the costs of collection to the owner of the vehicle.

Adjective modifier

  • artificial: The artificial recharge of mudflats is a particularly attractive option for parts of the upper harbor.

Modifies a noun

  • season: What we call our ' recharge season ' is now nearly over.
  • cycle: They are designed to last for hundreds of recharge cycles.
  • rate: Building a Command Post will increase the Power Bar recharge rate of your entire team.
  • pattern: Sustained departures from the normal seasonal runoff and recharge patterns have typified many regions.
  • station: With this recharge station, you wouldn't need to keep the card in the ps2 console while uploading & downloading ps2 data.
  • scheme: The completion of the Elmer breakwater and recharge scheme to the west may have resulted in a reduction to this quantity.

Modifying Another Word

  • fully: It takes 4 hours to fully recharge the batteries.
  • then: The simplest way to avoid this is to discharge the cells completely then recharge them using the cell manufacturers recommended recharge regime.

Noun used with modifier

  • aquifer: The coldest March for a decade has delayed the onset of spring and provided limited scope for further aquifer recharge.
  • groundwater: An increase in non permeable hard surface areas can significantly reduce levels of groundwater recharge.
  • foreshore: This has enabled a sensitivity allocation to be made to the various impacts that the foreshore recharge was assessed to have.
  • battery: Audio transfers and battery recharge via USB 2.0 are quick.
  • winter: The sustained, but rarely intense, lowland rainfall provided excellent conditions for early winter aquifer recharge.
  • beach: A major beach recharge project was completed in 1987, using shingle dredged from the seabed off the Isle of Wight.

Preposition: of

  • groundwater: Planning policy has allowed more concrete, faster run-off and lower recharge of groundwater.