Vzorec užití:
recharge [a battery/device]
I forgot to recharge my phone, so the battery died on the way home.
Elfelejtettem feltölteni a telefonomat, ezért hazafelé lemerült.
You can recharge the headphones in about an hour with the included cable.
A mellékelt kábellel nagyjából egy óra alatt feltöltheted a fejhallgatót.
Let the device cool down before you recharge it.
Učební příklady
I need to recharge my phone.
Fel kell töltenem a telefonomat.
She recharged the battery last night.
Tegnap este feltöltötte az akkumulátort.
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes use recharge when they mean charge for the first time; in everyday English both are often fine, but recharge clearly suggests 'again'.
Význam
charge a battery again
Kolokace
recharge the battery
|recharge your phone
|recharge a laptop
|recharge a power bank
|recharge overnight
|fully recharge
|recharge using a cable
|recharge via USB-C
|recharge wirelessly
|needs recharging
Synonyma
charge (More general; can mean charge for the first time or again.)
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power up (Less precise; focuses on getting power rather than the battery process.)
Antonyma
drain (To use up the battery’s power.)
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deplete (To reduce the available power to a low level.)
Témata
technology
|daily_life
|electronics
Definice
To fill a battery with electricity again.
To restore electrical power to a battery by connecting it to a power source or charger.
Vzorec užití:
recharge [an account/card/phone] (with [amount])
I need to recharge my prepaid phone before I can call you back.
Fel kell töltenem a feltöltőkártyás telefonom egyenlegét, mielőtt vissza tudlak hívni.
You can recharge the travel card at the ticket machine or online.
A közlekedési kártyát feltöltheted a jegyautomatánál vagy online.
She recharged her account with $20 to cover the next month.
Učební příklady
I will recharge my card today.
Ma feltöltöm a kártyámat.
Častá chyba:
In some varieties of English this is very common; in others, people may prefer top up. Also, recharge does not mean 'pay a bill'.
Význam
add credit to an account
Kolokace
recharge your account
|recharge a prepaid phone
|recharge a transit card
|recharge credit
|recharge online
|recharge with $10
|recharge voucher
|recharge plan
|recharge balance
|monthly recharge
Synonyma
top up (Very common in UK/international English for adding prepaid credit.)
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add credit (Clear and neutral; often used in instructions.)
Antonyma
run out (To have no credit left to use.)
Témata
money
|technology
|shopping
Definice
To put more credit or money into a prepaid service.
To add money or credit to a prepaid account, card, or service so it can be used again.
Vzorec užití:
recharge (after [activity]) / recharge by [doing something]
I’m going to take a quiet evening to recharge after a long week.
Egy nyugodt estét szánok arra, hogy feltöltődjek a hosszú hét után.
She went for a walk to recharge and clear her head.
Elment sétálni, hogy feltöltődjön és kiszellőztesse a fejét.
He likes to spend Sundays alone to recharge for the week ahead.
Učební příklady
I need to recharge.
Fel kell töltődnöm.
A short break helps me recharge.
Egy rövid szünet segít feltöltődni.
Častá chyba:
Recharge is usually intransitive here (no direct object): say 'I need to recharge', not 'I need to recharge my energy' (though 'recharge my batteries' is idiomatic).
Význam
regain energy through rest
Kolokace
need to recharge
|recharge after work
|recharge over the weekend
|recharge mentally
|recharge emotionally
|recharge with a nap
|take time to recharge
|recharge and come back
|recharge before the trip
|recharge between meetings
Synonyma
rest (More general; not as vivid about recovering energy.)
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recuperate (Often implies recovery after illness or strain; slightly more formal.)
Antonyma
exhaust (To make very tired or use up someone’s energy.)
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burn out (To become extremely tired and unable to continue, especially from stress.)
Témata
health
|emotions
|work
Definice
To get your energy back after resting.
To regain physical or mental energy, enthusiasm, or focus, especially by resting or taking a break.
Vzorec užití:
a recharge (of [device/battery])
A full recharge takes about two hours.
A teljes feltöltés körülbelül két órát vesz igénybe.
You’ll get roughly three days of use from one recharge.
Egy feltöltéssel nagyjából három napig használhatod.
The app shows the remaining time until the next recharge is needed.
Učební příklady
One recharge is enough for the trip.
Egy feltöltés elég az útra.
Častá chyba:
The noun recharge is less common than recharging in everyday speech (e.g., 'while it’s recharging').
Význam
an act of charging again
Kolokace
a full recharge
|a quick recharge
|a partial recharge
|one recharge
|after a recharge
|recharge cycle
|battery recharge
|a recharge of the battery
|recharge time
|need a recharge
Synonyma
recharging (More common as a noun phrase for the process.)
Antonyma
discharge (The release/use of stored electrical energy.)
Témata
technology
|electronics
|daily_life
Definice
A time when you charge a battery again.
An instance of restoring power to a battery by charging it again.
Vzorec užití:
a (quick/short) recharge
A ten-minute walk outside gave me a quick recharge.
Egy tízperces séta a szabadban gyors feltöltődést jelentett számomra.
The holiday was exactly the recharge she needed.
A nyaralás pontosan az a feltöltődés volt, amire szüksége volt.
After a short recharge, he was ready to get back to work.
Učební příklady
I need a quick recharge.
Szükségem van egy gyors feltöltődésre.
Častá chyba:
This sense is figurative; it refers to people, not batteries, though it comes from the battery meaning.
Význam
a brief rest to recover
Kolokace
a quick recharge
|a short recharge
|a much-needed recharge
|a weekend recharge
|time for a recharge
|get a recharge
|after a recharge
|a mental recharge
|a small recharge
|a recharge break
Synonyma
break (More general; does not necessarily imply renewed energy.)
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reset (Emphasizes starting fresh mentally, not just resting.)
Antonyma
strain (Ongoing effort that makes you more tired rather than refreshed.)
Témata
health
|daily_life
|work
Definice
A short rest that gives you energy again.
A short period of rest or relaxation that helps someone feel energetic again.