What is 'şarjlı' called in English?

'şarjlı' in English is called "Charged". Charged refers to: Elektrik yükü olan veya güçlü bir duygu veya gerilimle dolu.

How do you pronounce 'Charged' and 'şarjlı'?

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What is an example sentence for Charged in Turkish?

English: "The atmosphere in the room was charged with excitement." | Turkish: "Odadaki atmosfer heyecanla doluydu."

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charged Meaning in Turkish (charged Türkçe anlamı)

adjectiveşarjlı, elektrik yüklü, gergin, suçlanan

verbşarj edilmiş

şarjlı in English:charged

Quick Answer • Özet

charged kelimesinin Türkçe anlamı: şarjlı, elektrik yüklü, gergin, suçlanan, şarj edilmiş. (Elektrik yükü olan veya güçlü bir duygu veya gerilimle dolu.)

Definitions of Charged

1
adjective
elektrik yüklü; gergin
Having an electrical charge, or filled with a strong emotion or tension.
Elektrik yükü olan veya güçlü bir duygu veya gerilimle dolu.
2
adjective(formal)
suçlanan
Formally accused of a crime or wrongdoing.
Bir suç veya yanlış davranışla resmen suçlanan.
3
verb
şarj edilmiş
Past participle of the verb 'charge', meaning to supply with electrical energy, to demand a price, or to make an attack.
'charge' fiilinin geçmiş zaman ortacı, yani elektrik enerjisiyle beslemek, bir fiyat talep etmek veya bir saldırı yapmak anlamına gelir.

Example Sentences

“The atmosphere in the room was charged with excitement.”

Odadaki atmosfer heyecanla doluydu.

formal

“He was charged with theft after the investigation.”

Soruşturma sonrası hırsızlıkla suçlandı.

casual

“The phone battery is fully charged.”

Telefonun pili tamamen şarjlı.

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Synonyms (Eş Anlamlılar)

In English:

electrifiedtense loaded

Antonyms (Zıt Anlamlılar)

In English:

unchargedcalm empty

Inflected Word Forms

infinitivecharge

present participlecharging

agent nouncharger

adjectiverechargeable

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

charged with a crimecollocation

Formally accused of an illegal act.

emotionally chargedcollocation

Full of strong feelings or emotions.

fully chargedcollocation

Completely supplied with electrical energy.