charging
Pronunciation: [ˈtʃɑːrdʒɪŋ]
Word
Context: "electricity"
(verb) to put electricity into something, like a phone or a battery. This is how you get it to work again after it runs out of power.
Example
I am charging my tablet right now so I can play games later.
Example
My phone is not charging because the cable is broken.
Example
Is your laptop charging while you are using it?
Context: "attack"
(verb) to run quickly towards someone or something in a way that looks like you are going to hit them. This can be seen in sports or battles.
Example
The football player is charging towards the end zone to score a touchdown.
Example
The team was not charging at their opponents; they were too scared to play aggressively.
Example
Why is the player charging at the goal so confidently?
Context: "cost"
(noun) the amount of money you need to pay for something or a fee for a service. It's like a price tag for what you buy.
Example
There is a small charging fee for using the pool at the hotel.
Example
There is no charging fee for the event; it is completely free.
Example
What is the charging cost for the new app on your phone?
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