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rechargeable
[ ree-chahr-juh-buhl ]
noun
- a rechargeable battery.
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Other Words From
- re·chargea·bili·ty noun
- nonre·chargea·ble adjective
- unre·chargea·ble adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of rechargeable1
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Example Sentences
The pros of rechargeables include long-lasting warmth with the ability to heat between two to eight hours.
The rechargeable battery pack is not included and needs to be purchased separately if it fits your budget.
These are usually heated through rechargeable batteries, so you will have to remember to keep them loaded up with an adequate amount of power.
It has a built-in rechargeable battery and multiple connectivity options, including wifi and Bluetooth, so that you can print from almost any device.
First, some heated gloves use a rechargeable batteries, and a typical charge will last up to 6 hours on the highest setting.
It also has a rechargeable battery and a timer, so you can leave it to set to work and return to a good-as-new grill later.
The card allows the buyer to use a certain amount of prepaid electricity and is rechargeable.
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