charged

• Describe una situación o atmósfera que es tensa, emocional o llena de un fuerte sentimiento; también puede referirse a algo que ha recibido una carga eléctrica.

Describes a situation or atmosphere that is tense, emotional, or filled with strong feeling; can also refer to something that has been given an electrical charge.

1. Full of emotion or tensionB2formal

   Filled with strong emotion, excitement, or tension.

   cargado de emoción

   • The atmosphere in the room was highly charged after the argument.
   • She gave a charged speech that moved the audience.
   • The political debate was emotionally charged.

   Sinónimoselectricemotionalfraughtheatedintensepassionatetensevolatile

   Antónimoscalmneutralpeacefulplacidserene

2. Having an electrical chargeB1formalscientific

   Containing or carrying electrical energy.

   cargado (eléctricamente)

   • The battery is fully charged and ready to use.
   • A charged particle can attract or repel other particles.
   • Make sure the device is charged before you leave.

   Sinónimoshotlive

   Antónimosdischargedneutraluncharged

3. B2formallegal

   Formally accused of a crime or wrongdoing.

   acusado de un delito

   • He was charged with theft and taken to court.
   • The suspect was charged with assault.
   • She was charged with fraud after the investigation.

   Sinónimosaccused

   Antónimosacquittedclearedexoneratedvindicated

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de pedir un pago por algo, fijar un precio, o acusar formalmente a alguien de un delito.

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.

   Cobrar

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

   Sinónimosbilldebitexactimposeinvoicelevy

2. Accuse formallyB1formal

   To formally accuse someone of a crime or wrongdoing.

   Acusar formalmente

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

   Sinónimosaccuseallegearraignimpeachindict

   Antónimosabsolveacquitclearexculpateexonerate

3. Rush forwardB1formal

   To move quickly and aggressively towards someone or something.

   embestir

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

   Sinónimosassaultattackbarreldashlungerushstormtear

   Antónimosfleehesitaterecoilretreatwithdraw

4. Replenish energyA2informal

   To supply electrical energy to a battery or device.

   cargar

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

   Sinónimoscharge upjuice uprechargetop-up

   Antónimosdischarge

Variantes phrasalcharge up