charged
word · lemma: charge
/ˈtʃɑɹdʒd/
chahrjd
/tʃˈɑːdʒd/
chahjd
Definition
"Charged" is the past form and past participle of "charge." It can mean filled with electricity, officially accused of a crime, or made to pay a price or fee.
Usage & Nuances
Common patterns: 'fully charged' for batteries, 'charged with theft' in legal English, and 'charged me $20' for prices. It can also mean emotionally tense in phrases like 'a charged atmosphere,' but that sense is less basic.
Spanish: cargado - acusado - cobradoPortuguese (BR): carregado - acusado - cobradoPortuguese (PT): carregado - acusado - cobradoChinese (Simplified): 充电的 - 被指控的 - 收费了的Chinese (Traditional): 充電的 - 被指控的 - 收費了的Hindi: चार्ज किया हुआ - आरोपित - शुल्क लिया हुआArabic: مشحون - متهم - تم فرض رسوم عليهBengali: চার্জড - অভিযুক্ত - মূল্য নেওয়াRussian: заряженный - обвинённый - взявший платуJapanese: 充電された - 告発された - 請求されたVietnamese: được sạc - bị buộc tội - bị tính phíKorean: 충전된 - 기소된 - 청구된Turkish: şarj edilmiş - suçlanmış - ücret alınmışUrdu: چارج شدہ - ملزم - فیس لی گئیIndonesian: terisi - didakwa - dikenakan biaya
Example Sentences
My phone is fully charged now.
basic
The store charged us ten dollars for delivery.
basic
After the argument, the room felt charged with tension.
natural
He was charged with robbery last year.
basic
I forgot to plug it in, so the laptop wasn't charged this morning.
natural
They charged me extra for a seat by the window.
natural