fast charging

[fɑːst ˈtʃɑːrdʒɪŋ]
noun
carregamento rápido
1. A technology that allows electronic devices to be charged at a faster rate than standard charging, reducing the time needed to reach full battery capacity
This smartphone supports fast charging and can reach 80% battery in just 30 minutes.
Este smartphone suporta carregamento rápido e pode atingir 80% de bateria em apenas 30 minutos.
2. The process of supplying electrical power to a battery at higher voltages or currents than normal
Fast charging technology has become a standard feature in modern electric vehicles.
A tecnologia de carregamento rápido tornou-se um recurso padrão em veículos elétricos modernos.
Fast charging has become increasingly important in Brazilian consumer culture, particularly with the rise of smartphone usage and electric vehicles. In the USA, fast charging capabilities are often a major selling point for flagship devices. Both markets emphasize convenience and time-saving features, making fast charging technology a key differentiator in product marketing. Portuguese speakers in Brazil frequently use the term 'carregamento rápido' when discussing mobile technology features.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
rapid chargingquick chargingaccelerated charginghigh-speed charging
Antonyms / Antônimos
slow chargingstandard chargingtrickle charging

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
carregamento rápido
Most common and standard term used throughout Brazil
São Paulo
carregamento acelerado
Alternative term sometimes used in tech communities
Rio de Janeiro
carregamento rápido
Standard usage, same as general Brazilian Portuguese
Portugal
carregamento rápido
Same terminology used in European Portuguese, though less commonly discussed due to different market preferences

Related Words

batterychargerwireless chargingpower adapterUSB-Cvoltageamperage

Related Idioms & Phrases

to juice up (fast charge a device)
charge at lightning speed
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