overcharge

• Sustantivo que denota un precio excesivamente alto, generalmente superior a una cantidad justa o estándar. También puede referirse al acto de cobrar de más.

A noun referring to a price that is excessively high, typically more than the fair or standard amount.

1. Excessive priceB2formal

   A price that is too high, especially one that is unfairly or illegally high.

   Precio excesivo

   • The customer complained about the overcharge on their bill.
   • The company was fined for an overcharge on utility fees.
   • He demanded a refund for the overcharge at the store.

   Sinónimosextortionprice gougingrip-off

   Antónimosbargaindiscount

• Verbo que significa cobrar a alguien un precio excesivo por bienes o servicios, o aplicar una carga eléctrica demasiado alta a una batería.

A verb used to indicate the act of charging someone too high a price for goods or services, or of putting too much electrical charge into a battery.

1. Charge too muchB1formal

   To ask someone to pay more than the fair or standard price for something.

   Cobrar de más

   • The taxi driver tried to overcharge me for a short ride.
   • They overcharged us for the hotel room because of a mistake.
   • Always check the bill to make sure you haven't been overcharged.

   Sinónimoscheatfleecegougerip offsoakstingsurcharge

   Antónimosundercharge

2. Overload or overburdenB2formal

   To put too much weight, pressure, or responsibility on something or someone.

   Sobrecargar

   • Be careful not to overcharge the electrical circuit with too many devices.
   • The manager overcharged the team with unrealistic deadlines.
   • Overcharging the battery can damage it permanently.

   Sinónimosburdenencumberoppressoverburdenoverloadovertaxweigh down

   Antónimosdischargelightenrelieveunload