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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈtʃɑːdʒə/
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• General-American: /ˈt͡ʃɑɹd͡ʒɚ/
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• Southern-England: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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• rhymes with -ɑː(ɹ)dʒə(ɹ)
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• CMU ARPABET: CH AA1 R JH ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English chargere, equivalent to charge + -er.

80 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: شَاحِن (šāḥin) — a device that charges or recharges
• Arabic: شاحِن (šāḥin) — a device that charges or recharges
• Azerbaijani: yükləyici — a device that charges or recharges
• Belarusian: зара́дная прыла́да (zarádnaja pryláda) — a device that charges or recharges
• Bulgarian: заря́дно (zarjádno) — a device that charges or recharges
• Bulgarian: заря́дно устро́йство (zarjádno ustrójstvo) — a device that charges or recharges
• Catalan: carregador — a device that charges or recharges
• Chinese Mandarin: 充電器 /充电器 (chōngdiànqì) — a device that charges or recharges
• Czech: nabíječka — a device that charges or recharges
• Danish: oplader — a device that charges or recharges
• Danish: lader — a device that charges or recharges
• Dutch: oplader — a device that charges or recharges
• Esperanto: elektra ŝargilo — a device that charges or recharges
• Estonian: akulaadija — a device that charges or recharges
• Estonian: laadija — a device that charges or recharges
• Finnish: laturi — a device that charges or recharges
• French: chargeur — a device that charges or recharges
• Galician: cargador — a device that charges or recharges
• German: Ladegerät — a device that charges or recharges
• Hebrew: מַטעֵן (mat'én) — a device that charges or recharges
• Hindi: चार्जर (cārjar) — a device that charges or recharges
• Hindi: आवेशक (āveśak) — a device that charges or recharges
• Hungarian: töltő — a device that charges or recharges
• Hungarian: akkutöltő — a device that charges or recharges
• Hungarian: akkumulátortöltő — a device that charges or recharges
• Hungarian: (cellphone) telefontöltő — a device that charges or recharges
• Hungarian: mobiltelefon-töltő — a device that charges or recharges
• Italian: caricabatterie — a device that charges or recharges
• Japanese: 充電器 (jūdenki) — a device that charges or recharges
• Japanese: チャージャー (chājā) — a device that charges or recharges
• Khmer: ឆ្នាំងសាក (chnangsaak) — a device that charges or recharges
• Korean: 충전기 (chungjeon'gi) — a device that charges or recharges
• Latvian: lādētājs — a device that charges or recharges
• Lithuanian: pakrovėjas — a device that charges or recharges
• Macedonian: полнач (polnač) — a device that charges or recharges
• Norwegian Bokmål: lader — a device that charges or recharges
• Persian: شارژر (šâržer) — a device that charges or recharges
• Polish: ładowarka — a device that charges or recharges
• Portuguese: carregador — a device that charges or recharges
• Romanian: încărcător — a device that charges or recharges
• Russian: заря́дное устро́йство (zarjádnoje ustrójstvo) — a device that charges or recharges
• Russian: заря́дка (zarjádka) — a device that charges or recharges
• Russian: заряжа́лка (zarjažálka) — a device that charges or recharges
• Serbo-Croatian: пуњач — a device that charges or recharges
• Serbo-Croatian: punjač — a device that charges or recharges
• Slovak: nabíjačka — a device that charges or recharges
• Slovene: polnilnik — a device that charges or recharges
• Spanish: cargador — a device that charges or recharges
• Spanish: recargardor — a device that charges or recharges
• Swahili: kimemeshi — a device that charges or recharges
• Swedish: laddare — a device that charges or recharges
• Tagalog: panablay — a device that charges or recharges
• Thai: เครื่องประจุแบตเตอรี่ (krʉ̂ʉang bprà-jù bɛ̀t-dtəə-rîi) — a device that charges or recharges
• Turkish: şarj aleti — a device that charges or recharges
• Ukrainian: заря́дний пристрі́й (zarjádnyj prystríj) — a device that charges or recharges
• Vietnamese: bộ nạp điện — a device that charges or recharges
• Yiddish: אָנלאָדער (onloder) — a device that charges or recharges
• Esperanto: ŝarĝisto — one who charges
• Russian: заряжа́ющий (zarjažájuščij) — one who charges
• Catalan: corser — a large horse trained for battle
• Chinese Mandarin: 軍馬 /军马 (jūnmǎ) — a large horse trained for battle
• Esperanto: batalĉevalego — a large horse trained for battle
• Hungarian: csataló — a large horse trained for battle
• Hungarian: harci mén — a large horse trained for battle
• Italian: corsiero — a large horse trained for battle
• Japanese: 軍馬 (gunba) — a large horse trained for battle
• Korean: 군마 (gunma) — a large horse trained for battle
• Middle English: courser — a large horse trained for battle
• Polish: rumak — a large horse trained for battle
• Russian: строева́я ло́шадь (strojevája lóšadʹ) — a large horse trained for battle
• Russian: строево́й конь (strojevój konʹ) — a large horse trained for battle
• Thai: ม้าศึก — a large horse trained for battle
• Esperanto: pletego — a large platter
• Hungarian: nagy tál — a large platter
• Portuguese: salva — a large platter
• Danish: dækketallerken — a large platter under the dinner plate in a formal dinner setting
• Esperanto: subtelero — a large platter under the dinner plate in a formal dinner setting
• Italian: sottopiatto — a large platter under the dinner plate in a formal dinner setting
• Norwegian: dekketallerken — a large platter under the dinner plate in a formal dinner setting
• Portuguese: prato de baixo — a large platter under the dinner plate in a formal dinner setting