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supercharge

/ˈsuː.pər.tʃɑːrdʒ/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'augmenter la puissance, l'efficacité ou la capacité de quelque chose, souvent en ajoutant de l'énergie ou des ressources supplémentaires.

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verb

/ˈsuː.pər.tʃɑːrdʒ/C1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'augmenter la puissance, l'efficacité ou la capacité de quelque chose, souvent en ajoutant de l'énergie ou des ressources supplémentaires.

A verb used to indicate the act of increasing the power, efficiency, or capacity of something, often by adding extra energy or resources.

  1. Increase or raiseB2formal

    To significantly boost or enhance the power, capacity, or effectiveness of something.

    frSuralimenter / booster

    • The new software update will supercharge the computer's processing speed.
    • They added extra nutrients to supercharge the plant's growth.
    • The marketing campaign helped supercharge sales for the quarter.

    Synonymesaccelerateamplifyaugmentboostenhanceescalateheightenintensifymagnifystrengthen

    Antonymesdecreasediminishimpairreduceweaken

  2. Increase pressureC1formaltechnical

    To increase the pressure of a gas or liquid, typically in an engine or mechanical system, to improve performance.

    frSuralimenter (augmenter la pression)

    • The mechanic installed a turbocharger to supercharge the engine.
    • The pump is designed to supercharge the fuel before injection.
    • Supercharging the air intake can significantly boost horsepower.

    Synonymesboostcompresspressurize

    Antonymesbleeddecompressdepressurize

Formes
  • supercharged past participle
  • supercharged past simple
  • supercharging present participle
  • supercharges third person singular
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