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charging
This term primarily functions as a gerund or present participle, describing the process of storing electrical energy in a battery. In this technical sense, it is often used as an uncountable noun (e.g., "charging is slow") or as a modifier in compound nouns like "charging station."
In a legal or formal context, it refers to the act of officially accusing someone of a crime. This usage carries a heavy, authoritative tone and is distinct from the physical act of rushing forward, such as a cavalry charge, which implies sudden, aggressive momentum.
Meanings
Examples
The charging rhino looked terrifying from a distance.
遠くから見た突進するサイは恐ろしかった。
Collocations & Compounds
charging port
Noun collocation: the physical connection point where a device is plugged in to receive power
charging station
Noun collocation: a designated area or device providing power to multiple batteries or vehicles
charging fee
Noun collocation: a specific amount of money requested for a particular service or utility
charging forward
Verb collocation: to move rapidly and aggressively toward a target