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Definition of recharge in English: rechargeverb riːˈtʃɑːdʒriˈtʃɑrdʒ [with object]1Restore electrical energy in (a battery or a battery-operated device) by connecting it to a power supply. he plugged his razor in to recharge it Example sentencesExamples - It also supplies power to the camera and recharges the battery.
- Use of solar panels with photo-voltaic cells to recharge batteries was ruled out because it adds cost to the cell and requires additional recharging circuitry.
- It uses its own braking motion to create power and recharge the battery, eliminating the need to plug it into any outside power source.
- This camera and video recorder comes with a docking station that allows us to recharge the battery and connect the device to the PC.
- The voltage required to properly recharge a storage battery varies with battery temperature.
- A hydrogen-powered car painted with the film could potentially convert enough energy into electricity to continually recharge the car's battery.
- We can recharge the battery while the USB cable is connected to the unit.
- Instead, it uses a USB cable for hooking up to your PC, and a separate power supply for recharging the battery.
- For recharging batteries in the field, external auxiliary power units could be used, but quieter solutions were desired.
- The motor's battery is recharged by an electric generator powered by a gasoline engine.
- He also recharged the system for £40: a saving of over £1,500.
- At present, a single fuel cell can provide enough power to recharge a cell phone battery once.
- As the batteries run low, patients simply strap on a power pack that recharges the batteries via radio waves beamed through their skin.
- Any electric car that uses batteries needs a charging system to recharge the batteries.
- In a major technological accomplishment, the energy needed to recharge the internal battery is transmitted via radio waves - all without the need for wires.
- The device uses magnetic inductive power transfer to recharge its battery - a method presently used to charge batteries sealed inside electric toothbrushes and shavers.
- The larger longer term impact of hybrids will come not from greater fuel efficiency but rather from a shift toward using electric power outlets to recharge vehicle batteries.
- On the base of the device is the cradle connector and a separate power jack, allowing you to recharge the device when you're away from your desk.
- The fuel cell then continuously recharges the battery.
- A US developer is coming to market with a device which lets users recharge batteries using a foot-operated pump.
- Users can recharge their phone or chuck it away and get another one.
- 1.1no object (of a battery or battery-operated device) be refilled with electrical energy.
the drill takes about three hours to recharge Example sentencesExamples - This then transforms the energy into the direct current that the battery uses to recharge.
- The thin battery recharges to 80% of full capacity in only a minute.
- Like all hybrids, their batteries recharge by recapturing energy from braking and cruising on highways.
- The mini iPod will play for 8 hours off one charge, and will recharge through your computer as you update it.
- The rechargeable torch won't recharge, and the adding machine in my office is behaving strangely (lending some really strange forecast items to my new business plan).
- It takes six hours to recharge fully but this can be done through a normal three-pin plug.
- It says its lithium ion camcorder and digital camera batteries will recharge in under 30 minutes, three times faster than with traditional chargers.
- The other problem is that batteries need several hours to recharge.
- It recharges during braking, and feeds the electric motor and two pairs of 120-volt outlets, one in the cab, the other in a rear cargo box.
- Equipped with 21 batteries, the boat can run for six to eight hours without recharging.
- It offers a five-horsepower engine, a 19-inch cutting blade and a 24-volt battery, which can recharge in just 16 hours.
- Run the pointer over the plug to monitor how quickly your laptop is recharging.
- 1.2 Refill (a cup, glass, or other container) with liquid.
Example sentencesExamples - Water is stored the way nature stores it in regenerated wetlands, recharged aquifers, and along recovered flood plains that are also refuges for wildlife.
- In some cases, it might be possible to recharge aquifers by collecting precipitation during the rainy season in ponds or bunded fields - that would otherwise flow to the sea - and allow it to percolate down into the aquifer.
- However, they did not explain how the depleting groundwater table could be recharged (without desilting the channel) if the tank did not get enough water.
- The next day, both of them combed the farm in search of ideal locations for recharging groundwater.
- Large, intact portions of the Cienega Corridor allow for rain and snowmelt to enter the ground and recharge our drinking water reservoirs.
- This was all getting rather difficult by now and I began to regret recharging my glass before coming upstairs.
- Problems can arise even if the rate of groundwater withdrawals doesn't exceed the rate at which precipitation recharges the aquifer, says Alley.
- For centuries, this land has served to recharge groundwater, supporting vegetable growers, hosting hundreds of bird species.
- Pumping out water without recharging aquifers is perilous.
- The current method of digging pits for storing rainwater for recharging groundwater is hence a brilliant idea.
- By retaining the water in the drain, the aquifers have been recharged.
- Yes, we catch the water through an embankment and the water recharges the underground aquifers.
- After development, precipitation no longer percolates through the soil to recharge the groundwater.
- Conserving rainwater to recharge the groundwater is a remarkable idea.
- There is a limit to the amount to which it will be possible to exploit groundwater aquifers without recharging them, and there has been much discussion and even a bit of action, about the need for constructing water harvesting structures.
- Another stall has been established at the show to educate the public on and seek their support to a significant scheme to revive ponds in Coimbatore with the aim to recharging groundwater.
- Paddy fields functioned as ‘storing ponds’ of rainwater and helped in recharging the groundwater.
- The rainwater drainage system recharges the groundwater with runoff.
- Sometimes with cricket it is best not to worry too much about the contest but instead settle back into a comfortable seat, recharge your glass and enjoy the surroundings.
- Considering the underground water levels in the area have depleted to record lows, there is a greater need to recharge ground-water.
Synonyms refill, top up, fill up, replenish, reload, resupply - 1.3no object Be refilled.
the rate at which the aquifer recharges naturally Example sentencesExamples - It can take centuries for aquifers to recharge, so the world is currently running a groundwater overdraft of 200 billion cubic metres a year.
- Because deep aquifers are slow to recharge, the reservoirs are essentially a nonrenewable resource that's being mined.
- 1.4no object (of a person) return to a normal state of mind or strength after a period of exertion.
she needs a bit of time to recharge after giving so much of herself Example sentencesExamples - You can recharge even faster if you take your shoes and socks off and walk barefoot through the grass.
noun ˈriːtʃɑːdʒˈritʃɑrdʒ mass nounThe replenishment of an aquifer by the absorption of water. extensive areas of trees reduce recharge to the underlying aquifers Example sentencesExamples - It is a good step, but areas suitable for rooftop collection and areas suitable for artificial recharge of groundwater have not been identified so far.
- Extraction of water from aquifers in India exceeds recharge by a factor of two or more.
- The combined demand for water is currently greater than the area's natural recharge.
- Condensation of water vapour in the atmosphere over the oceans returns it directly to its source, and its condensation over land accounts for surface flow, recharge of underground water aquifers, and plant and animal life.
- ‘For example,’ notes Porter, ‘in the fall, these areas often get a soil moisture recharge in the form of rain.’
- And consideration of the impacts that climate change will have and how we can adapt to these changes requires work on topics such as permafrost stability and groundwater recharge.
- It's a natural drain for floodwaters and serves as a tremendous source of ground water recharge.
- While for the farmers an early and good monsoon is a harbinger of a bumper harvest, for hydrogeologists it means the recharge of aquifers - the underground water reservoirs.
- The construction of high-density housing will make much of the ground impermeable and thus will reduce recharge to the moraine.
- Important findings were the significance of permafrost in greatly reducing recharge during cold climates, and the development of increased transmissivity of the Chalk aquifer in the post-glacial period.
- The artificial recharge of aquifers could help to counter overexploitation of groundwater resources.
- Adding more trees will improve air quality, reduce stormwater runoff, slow soil erosion, and improve water quality and recharge.
- Roof-top rain water harvesting in this area is needed where the rain water pipes are to be embedded for some length below ground level to enable adequate recharge of groundwater.
- One factor contributing to salinity is the raising of water tables as a result of accelerated recharge of underground water from irrigated land, which results in increased salt loads entering river systems.
- These will include the halting of further development along the main fracture zones, along the foothills of the Auas mountains in the main recharge areas of the aquifer.
- Cut down on lawn areas, use ground covers, and avoid water-impermeable paving that restricts aquifer recharge.
- Southwest Nebraska still remains a concern due to effects from the prolonged drought on hydrological components including streamflow rates and reservoir recharge.
- Today, we are not using the natural recharge in these aquifers.
- Now the safe yield has been defined as the attainment and maintenance of a long-term balance between the amount of ground water withdrawn annually and the annual amount of recharge.
- Urban salinity may arise in urban areas due to changes to the natural hydrological cycle that can increase groundwater recharge.
Phrases Regain one's strength and energy by resting for a time. you said you wanted to get away from it all and recharge your batteries Example sentencesExamples - This trip was to help me relax and recharge my batteries.
- Since then, he's been recharging his batteries and getting ready for his next big move.
- It also changes how the people inside those companies operate - how they communicate, how they share ideas, even how they relax and recharge their batteries.
- This is really all about recharging our batteries.
- Slumber not only helps recharge our batteries, but some evidence suggests it can actually help ward off major illness, including diabetes.
- You have very little time to recharge your batteries, unwind and get going again.
- Holidays are supposed to be a time when people unwind and recharge their batteries.
- I haven't been there since the start of the year, but, it is one of my favourite spots in the island to relax and recharge my batteries.
- They've recharged their batteries after the Tottenham match and they are full of energy.
- Surrounded by stunning coastal scenery, the centre is the ideal location for Deirdre and Margaret to relax and recharge their batteries.
Synonyms relax, take a rest, ease off, ease up, let up, slow down, pause, have a break, take a break, unbend, repose, laze, idle, loaf, do nothing, take time off, slack off, unwind, recharge one's batteries, be at leisure, take it easy, sit back, sit down, stand down, lounge, luxuriate, loll, slump, flop, put one's feet up, lie down, go to bed, have a nap, take a nap, nap, catnap, doze, have a siesta, take a siesta, drowse, sleep
Definition of recharge in US English: rechargeverbriˈtʃɑrdʒrēˈCHärj [with object]1Restore an electric charge to (a battery or a battery-operated device) by connecting it to a device that draws power from another source of electricity. he plugged his razor in to recharge it Example sentencesExamples - As the batteries run low, patients simply strap on a power pack that recharges the batteries via radio waves beamed through their skin.
- The fuel cell then continuously recharges the battery.
- On the base of the device is the cradle connector and a separate power jack, allowing you to recharge the device when you're away from your desk.
- Any electric car that uses batteries needs a charging system to recharge the batteries.
- Instead, it uses a USB cable for hooking up to your PC, and a separate power supply for recharging the battery.
- A US developer is coming to market with a device which lets users recharge batteries using a foot-operated pump.
- It also supplies power to the camera and recharges the battery.
- The voltage required to properly recharge a storage battery varies with battery temperature.
- For recharging batteries in the field, external auxiliary power units could be used, but quieter solutions were desired.
- This camera and video recorder comes with a docking station that allows us to recharge the battery and connect the device to the PC.
- A hydrogen-powered car painted with the film could potentially convert enough energy into electricity to continually recharge the car's battery.
- At present, a single fuel cell can provide enough power to recharge a cell phone battery once.
- It uses its own braking motion to create power and recharge the battery, eliminating the need to plug it into any outside power source.
- Use of solar panels with photo-voltaic cells to recharge batteries was ruled out because it adds cost to the cell and requires additional recharging circuitry.
- He also recharged the system for £40: a saving of over £1,500.
- The device uses magnetic inductive power transfer to recharge its battery - a method presently used to charge batteries sealed inside electric toothbrushes and shavers.
- We can recharge the battery while the USB cable is connected to the unit.
- In a major technological accomplishment, the energy needed to recharge the internal battery is transmitted via radio waves - all without the need for wires.
- Users can recharge their phone or chuck it away and get another one.
- The motor's battery is recharged by an electric generator powered by a gasoline engine.
- The larger longer term impact of hybrids will come not from greater fuel efficiency but rather from a shift toward using electric power outlets to recharge vehicle batteries.
- 1.1no object (of a battery or battery-operated device) be refilled with electrical power.
the drill takes about three hours to recharge Example sentencesExamples - The thin battery recharges to 80% of full capacity in only a minute.
- It says its lithium ion camcorder and digital camera batteries will recharge in under 30 minutes, three times faster than with traditional chargers.
- The other problem is that batteries need several hours to recharge.
- It recharges during braking, and feeds the electric motor and two pairs of 120-volt outlets, one in the cab, the other in a rear cargo box.
- This then transforms the energy into the direct current that the battery uses to recharge.
- The rechargeable torch won't recharge, and the adding machine in my office is behaving strangely (lending some really strange forecast items to my new business plan).
- It takes six hours to recharge fully but this can be done through a normal three-pin plug.
- It offers a five-horsepower engine, a 19-inch cutting blade and a 24-volt battery, which can recharge in just 16 hours.
- Run the pointer over the plug to monitor how quickly your laptop is recharging.
- Like all hybrids, their batteries recharge by recapturing energy from braking and cruising on highways.
- The mini iPod will play for 8 hours off one charge, and will recharge through your computer as you update it.
- Equipped with 21 batteries, the boat can run for six to eight hours without recharging.
- 1.2 Refill (a container, lake, or aquifer) with water.
Example sentencesExamples - Large, intact portions of the Cienega Corridor allow for rain and snowmelt to enter the ground and recharge our drinking water reservoirs.
- In some cases, it might be possible to recharge aquifers by collecting precipitation during the rainy season in ponds or bunded fields - that would otherwise flow to the sea - and allow it to percolate down into the aquifer.
- The rainwater drainage system recharges the groundwater with runoff.
- There is a limit to the amount to which it will be possible to exploit groundwater aquifers without recharging them, and there has been much discussion and even a bit of action, about the need for constructing water harvesting structures.
- Paddy fields functioned as ‘storing ponds’ of rainwater and helped in recharging the groundwater.
- Yes, we catch the water through an embankment and the water recharges the underground aquifers.
- Problems can arise even if the rate of groundwater withdrawals doesn't exceed the rate at which precipitation recharges the aquifer, says Alley.
- Conserving rainwater to recharge the groundwater is a remarkable idea.
- For centuries, this land has served to recharge groundwater, supporting vegetable growers, hosting hundreds of bird species.
- By retaining the water in the drain, the aquifers have been recharged.
- The current method of digging pits for storing rainwater for recharging groundwater is hence a brilliant idea.
- Considering the underground water levels in the area have depleted to record lows, there is a greater need to recharge ground-water.
- Pumping out water without recharging aquifers is perilous.
- Water is stored the way nature stores it in regenerated wetlands, recharged aquifers, and along recovered flood plains that are also refuges for wildlife.
- However, they did not explain how the depleting groundwater table could be recharged (without desilting the channel) if the tank did not get enough water.
- The next day, both of them combed the farm in search of ideal locations for recharging groundwater.
- After development, precipitation no longer percolates through the soil to recharge the groundwater.
- This was all getting rather difficult by now and I began to regret recharging my glass before coming upstairs.
- Sometimes with cricket it is best not to worry too much about the contest but instead settle back into a comfortable seat, recharge your glass and enjoy the surroundings.
- Another stall has been established at the show to educate the public on and seek their support to a significant scheme to revive ponds in Coimbatore with the aim to recharging groundwater.
Synonyms refill, top up, fill up, replenish, reload, resupply - 1.3no object Be refilled.
the rate at which the aquifer recharges naturally Example sentencesExamples - It can take centuries for aquifers to recharge, so the world is currently running a groundwater overdraft of 200 billion cubic metres a year.
- Because deep aquifers are slow to recharge, the reservoirs are essentially a nonrenewable resource that's being mined.
- 1.4no object (of a person) return to a normal state of mind or strength after a period of physical or mental exertion.
she needs a bit of time to recharge after giving so much of herself this morning Example sentencesExamples - You can recharge even faster if you take your shoes and socks off and walk barefoot through the grass.
nounˈrēCHärjˈritʃɑrdʒ The replenishment of an aquifer by the absorption of water. Example sentencesExamples - Now the safe yield has been defined as the attainment and maintenance of a long-term balance between the amount of ground water withdrawn annually and the annual amount of recharge.
- It is a good step, but areas suitable for rooftop collection and areas suitable for artificial recharge of groundwater have not been identified so far.
- The artificial recharge of aquifers could help to counter overexploitation of groundwater resources.
- ‘For example,’ notes Porter, ‘in the fall, these areas often get a soil moisture recharge in the form of rain.’
- One factor contributing to salinity is the raising of water tables as a result of accelerated recharge of underground water from irrigated land, which results in increased salt loads entering river systems.
- Urban salinity may arise in urban areas due to changes to the natural hydrological cycle that can increase groundwater recharge.
- Southwest Nebraska still remains a concern due to effects from the prolonged drought on hydrological components including streamflow rates and reservoir recharge.
- It's a natural drain for floodwaters and serves as a tremendous source of ground water recharge.
- While for the farmers an early and good monsoon is a harbinger of a bumper harvest, for hydrogeologists it means the recharge of aquifers - the underground water reservoirs.
- Adding more trees will improve air quality, reduce stormwater runoff, slow soil erosion, and improve water quality and recharge.
- Cut down on lawn areas, use ground covers, and avoid water-impermeable paving that restricts aquifer recharge.
- These will include the halting of further development along the main fracture zones, along the foothills of the Auas mountains in the main recharge areas of the aquifer.
- Roof-top rain water harvesting in this area is needed where the rain water pipes are to be embedded for some length below ground level to enable adequate recharge of groundwater.
- Condensation of water vapour in the atmosphere over the oceans returns it directly to its source, and its condensation over land accounts for surface flow, recharge of underground water aquifers, and plant and animal life.
- The combined demand for water is currently greater than the area's natural recharge.
- Extraction of water from aquifers in India exceeds recharge by a factor of two or more.
- The construction of high-density housing will make much of the ground impermeable and thus will reduce recharge to the moraine.
- Important findings were the significance of permafrost in greatly reducing recharge during cold climates, and the development of increased transmissivity of the Chalk aquifer in the post-glacial period.
- And consideration of the impacts that climate change will have and how we can adapt to these changes requires work on topics such as permafrost stability and groundwater recharge.
- Today, we are not using the natural recharge in these aquifers.
Phrases Regain one's strength and energy by resting and relaxing for a time. Example sentencesExamples - They've recharged their batteries after the Tottenham match and they are full of energy.
- This is really all about recharging our batteries.
- Since then, he's been recharging his batteries and getting ready for his next big move.
- It also changes how the people inside those companies operate - how they communicate, how they share ideas, even how they relax and recharge their batteries.
- I haven't been there since the start of the year, but, it is one of my favourite spots in the island to relax and recharge my batteries.
- Slumber not only helps recharge our batteries, but some evidence suggests it can actually help ward off major illness, including diabetes.
- Surrounded by stunning coastal scenery, the centre is the ideal location for Deirdre and Margaret to relax and recharge their batteries.
- You have very little time to recharge your batteries, unwind and get going again.
- This trip was to help me relax and recharge my batteries.
- Holidays are supposed to be a time when people unwind and recharge their batteries.
Synonyms relax, take a rest, ease off, ease up, let up, slow down, pause, have a break, take a break, unbend, repose, laze, idle, loaf, do nothing, take time off, slack off, unwind, recharge one's batteries, be at leisure, take it easy, sit back, sit down, stand down, lounge, luxuriate, loll, slump, flop, put one's feet up, lie down, go to bed, have a nap, take a nap, nap, catnap, doze, have a siesta, take a siesta, drowse, sleep
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