recharge
/ˌriːˈtʃɑːdʒ/verb
उच्चारण रीचार्ज
(बैटरी) फिर से चार्ज करना, रिचार्ज करना
Core word
verb
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[T, I]
to fill a battery with electrical power; to fill something with power again
(बैटरी) फिर से चार्ज करना, रिचार्ज करना
- I need to recharge my phone before the journey.
- The battery takes two hours to recharge.
- Remember to recharge the power bank tonight, or it will be empty tomorrow.
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- These batteries can be recharged hundreds of times.
- The electric scooter takes about four hours to recharge fully.
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[T]
to add more money or credit to a prepaid account, for example for a mobile phone
(मोबाइल आदि में) रिचार्ज करना, बैलेंस डलवाना
- Radhika recharged her mobile for three months.
- You can recharge your prepaid number through any payment app in a minute.
- My brother forgot to recharge his phone, so it was cut off yesterday.
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- Can you recharge my data pack for the month?
- You can recharge your metro card at any station.
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[I] informal
to get back your strength and energy by resting for a time
आराम करके फिर से ऊर्जा पाना, तरोताज़ा होना
- After the exams, we went to the hills to recharge.
- A weekend by the sea is all I need to recharge before the exam season.
- I need a quiet week to recharge my batteries after this project.
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- She took a short break to recharge before the final round.
- A good night's sleep helps the body recharge.
¶Idioms 1
recharge your batteries
to get back your strength and energy by resting for a while
आराम करके फिर से ताज़गी और ऊर्जा पाना
- A short holiday will help you recharge your batteries.
- She spends Sundays at home to recharge her batteries.
◇Word family
rechargeable adjective