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Definition of over-charge in English Turkish dictionary
- fazla yüklemek
- fazla doldurmak
- overcharge
- {i} abartma
- overcharge
- abartmak
- overcharge
- kazıklamak
Bizin niyetimiz asla seni kazıklamak değildi.
-It was never our intention to overcharge you.
- overcharge
- {f} fazla fiyat iste
- overcharge
- fazla hesap yazmak
- overcharge
- fazla fiyat istemek
- overcharge
- {i} fazla fiyat
- overcharge
- fahiş fiyat
- overcharge
- {i} şişirme
- overcharge
- {f} -den fazla para/fiyat istemek
- overcharge
- {i} elek., mak. fazla yük
- overcharge
- {f} elek., mak. fazla yüklemek, fazla doldurmak
- overcharge
- {f} şişirmek
- overcharge
- (fiil) fahiş fiyatla satmak, kazıklamak, fazla para almak, fazla yüklemek, abartmak (ayrıntı vb.), şişirmek, fazla yük
- overcharge
- {f} abartmak (ayrıntı vb.)
- overcharge
- (İnşaat) aşırı şarj
- overcharge
- {f} fazla yüklemek
- overcharge
- {f} fazla para almak
- overcharge
- fazla yüklemek veya doldurmak
- overcharge
- fazla yükle/kazıkla
- overcharge
- {f} fazla yük
- overcharge
- kazık
Satış temsilcileri sık sık beni kazıklıyorlar.
-The salespeople often overcharge me.
Bizin niyetimiz asla seni kazıklamak değildi.
-It was never our intention to overcharge you.
- overcharge
- {f} fahiş fiyatla satmak
- overcharge
- {i} fazla yükleme
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Definition of over-charge in English English dictionary
- overcharge
- to continue to charge an electric device beyond its electrical capacity
- overcharge
- to charge more money than the correct amount or to surpass a certain limit while charging a bill
- overcharge
- {v} to rate too high, to fill too full
- overcharge
- If someone overcharges you, they charge you too much for their goods or services. If you feel a taxi driver has overcharged you, say so + overcharging over·charg·ing protests of overcharging and harsh treatment of small businesses
- overcharge
- Overcharging is one of the most destructive elements in battery life (the other is long term undercharging) Most batteries don't die a natural death, they are murdered - usually by overcharging Overcharging causes the plates to disintegrate and shed These particles end up on the bottom of the cell Eventually, the cells will short out, fall apart, break apart, or generally die Overcharging also increases water loss tremendously, causing even more problems Gelled cells can be damaged faster than flooded, and flooded can be damaged faster than AGM batteries by overcharging Water loss is a particular problem with sealed gel cells, as the water cannot be replaced In some cases, severe overcharging can also cause considerable heat in cheaper batteries with high internal resistance, causing plates to buckle and cases to warp and break See also discharge Some poorly designed charge controls compound the problem by both overcharging and undercharging
- overcharge
- a price that is too high rip off; ask an unreasonable price
- overcharge
- To charge excessively; to charge beyond a fair rate or price
- overcharge
- a price that is too high
- overcharge
- To fill too full; to crowd
- overcharge
- To charge more than the correct amount
- overcharge
- {i} excessive price; act of charging and excessive price
- overcharge
- To exaggerate; as, to overcharge a description
- overcharge
- An excessive charge in an account
- overcharge
- An excessive load or burden
- overcharge
- place too much a load on; "don't overload the car"
- overcharge
- The forcing of current through a cell after all the active material has been converted to the charged state, that is, continued charging after reaching 100 percent state-of-charge
- overcharge
- To make excessive charges
- overcharge
- To charge or load too heavily; to burden; to oppress; to cloy
- overcharge
- rip off; ask an unreasonable price
- overcharge
- {f} overprice; fill a battery or circuit with an excessive amount of electrical charge; overload, overfill; exaggerate
- overcharge
- To charge more than the proper amount as published in the tariff
- overcharge
- The forcing of current through a cell after all the active material has been converted to the charged state In other words, charging continued after 100% state-of-charge is achieved The result will be the decomposition of water in the electrolyte into hydrogen and oxygen gas
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