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charging

/ˈtʃɑːr.dʒɪŋ/

Übersetzung: Adjektiv, das beschreibt, dass etwas aufgeladen werden kann oder sich im Ladevorgang befindet, häufig im Zusammenhang mit Elektrizität; auch im finanziellen Sinne von 'in Rechnung stellen' oder 'Gebühren erhebend'., Substantiv, das den Vorgang oder Prozess des Zuführens elektrischer Energie in einen Akkumulator oder ein Gerät oder die Handlung des Erhebens einer offiziellen Anschuldigung bezeichnet., Verb, das verwendet wird, um die Handlung zu bezeichnen, eine Zahlung zu verlangen, einen Preis festzusetzen oder jemanden offiziell eines Vergehens zu beschuldigen.

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adjective

/ˈtʃɑːr.dʒɪŋ/formaltechnical
  • deAdjektiv, das beschreibt, dass etwas aufgeladen werden kann oder sich im Ladevorgang befindet, häufig im Zusammenhang mit Elektrizität; auch im finanziellen Sinne von 'in Rechnung stellen' oder 'Gebühren erhebend'.

An adjective describing something that is capable of being charged or is in the process of being charged, often used in contexts of electricity or finance.

  1. Running or attacking aggressivelyB2formal

    Moving forward quickly and forcefully, often in an aggressive or determined manner.

    deAngreifend

    • The charging bull terrified the spectators.
    • A charging elephant can reach speeds of up to 25 miles per hour.
    • The soldiers faced a charging enemy battalion.

    Synonymeaggressiverushing

  2. Electrical replenishmentA2informal

    Describing a device or battery that is being supplied with electrical energy.

    deAufladen

    • The charging cable is plugged into the laptop.
    • My phone's charging indicator shows it's at 50%.
    • The charging station can power up to six devices simultaneously.

    Antonymedraining

Formen
  • more charging comparative form
  • most charging superlative form
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noun

/ˈtʃɑː.dʒɪŋ/B1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das den Vorgang oder Prozess des Zuführens elektrischer Energie in einen Akkumulator oder ein Gerät oder die Handlung des Erhebens einer offiziellen Anschuldigung bezeichnet.

A noun referring to the act or process of supplying electrical energy to a battery or device, or the act of making a formal accusation.

unzählbar

  1. Electrical chargingA2formal

    The process of supplying electrical energy to a battery or device.

    deAufladen

    • The charging of the phone takes about two hours.
    • He plugged in the laptop for charging.
    • Wireless charging is becoming more popular.
  2. Financial chargeB1formal

    The act of setting a price or fee for a service or product.

    deBerechnung von Gebühren

    • The charging of a fee for late returns is standard policy.
    • The company is charging a premium for express delivery.
    • The charging of taxes on imported goods is regulated by law.

    Synonymeassessmentbillingimpositionpricing

  3. Legal accusationB2formal

    The formal act of accusing someone of a crime.

    deAnklage

    • The charging of the suspect took place after the investigation.
    • The charging of the defendant with fraud was unexpected.
    • The charging of multiple counts of theft was announced.

    Synonymeaccusationallegationindictment

Formen
  • chargings plural form
  • chargings' possessive plural form
  • charging's possessive singular form
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verb

charge/tʃɑːrdʒ/B1formal
  • deVerb, das verwendet wird, um die Handlung zu bezeichnen, eine Zahlung zu verlangen, einen Preis festzusetzen oder jemanden offiziell eines Vergehens zu beschuldigen.

A verb used to indicate the act of demanding payment, setting a price, or formally accusing someone of an offense.

  1. Demand paymentA2formal

    To ask for an amount of money as a price for goods or services.

    deBezahlung verlangen

    • The store charges $10 for delivery.
    • How much do you charge for a haircut?
    • They charged me extra for the warranty.

    Synonymebilldebitexactimposeinvoicelevy

  2. Accuse formallyB1formal

    To formally accuse someone of a crime or wrongdoing.

    deBeschuldigen

    • The police charged him with theft.
    • She was charged with fraud.
    • The prosecutor charged the suspect with murder.

    Synonymeaccuseallegearraignimpeachindict

    Antonymeabsolveacquitclearexculpateexonerate

  3. Rush forwardB1formal

    To move quickly and aggressively towards someone or something.

    deVorwärtsstürmen

    • The bull charged at the matador.
    • The soldiers charged the enemy lines.
    • He charged through the crowd to reach the exit.

    Synonymeassaultattackbarreldashlungerushstormtear

    Antonymefleehesitaterecoilretreatwithdraw

  4. Replenish energyA2informal

    To supply electrical energy to a battery or device.

    deAufladen

    • I need to charge my phone before the trip.
    • The electric car charges overnight.
    • Don't forget to charge the batteries for the camera.

    Synonymecharge upjuice uprechargetop-up

    Antonymedischarge

Formen
  • charged past participle
  • charged past simple
  • charging present participle
  • charges third person singular

Phrasal-Variantencharge up

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