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1. Load anew
   "She recharged the gun carefully";
   - reload
    
2. Charge anew
   "recharge a battery"
    
3. (of a person) revive to full strength after hard work or exertion
   "I needed to recharge after a difficult term"
    
4. Refill with liquid, esp. a glass with a drink
   "Surface reservoirs are used to recharge unconfined aquifers"; "recharge the glass"
    
5. (accounting) charge costs to a third party that were originally paid for by the business
   "I recharge a lot of expenses back to my clients"

1. (accounting) the recovery of costs what were original charged to a business account from a third party, or the amount recovered
   "the recharge to the customer will not be subject to VAT"
    
2. The process, amount or source refilling, esp. of water into a reservoir
   "a recharge dam"

Derived forms: recharged, recharges, recharging

Type of: charge, load

Encyclopedia: Recharge