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recharge
[ree-chahrj, ree-chahrj, ree-chahrj]
verb (used with object)
to charge again with electricity.
Informal.to refresh or restore; revitalize.
verb (used without object)
to make a new charge, especially to attack again.
Informal.to revive or restore energy, stamina, enthusiasm, etc.
noun
an act or instance of recharging.
Geology.the processes by which groundwater is absorbed into the zone of saturation.
recharge
/ ːˈʃɑː /
verb
to cause (an accumulator, capacitor, etc) to take up and store electricity again
to revive or renew (one's energies) (esp in recharge one's batteries )
Other Word Forms
- recharger noun
- ˈ adjective
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
She added that there is a "cost benefit" to reusing and recharging a vape, instead of buying a new one, so she hopes fewer vapes will be thrown away.
It wasn't quite the traditional sequence I’d expected, and left a touch of grit behind, but the massage itself was wonderful and the overall experience left me relaxed and recharged.
At the same time, prolonged drought and rising temperatures have sapped river flows and decreased the amount of water percolating underground and recharging aquifers.
Starmer and the Labour Party have a plan, sort of: They have several years to recharge, recalibrate and convince the voters that they're not incompetent losers with no principles.
But it is "not a retirement but rather a temporary break" to recharge and recover after years on the road.
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