charge unit (Meaning)

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charge unit (n)

a measure of the quantity of electricity (determined by the amount of an electric current and the time for which it flows)

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The electricity bill is calculated based on the charge unit of kilowatt-hours consumed each month.
In the military, soldiers are trained to handle weapons and ammunition as part of their charge unit responsibilities.
The phone company's pricing plan includes a charge unit for each minute of talk time.
As part of the project budget, the cost of materials was estimated at a charge unit of dollars per square foot.
The charge unit for water usage is typically measured in gallons or cubic meters.
In chemistry class, students learn about the concept of a mole as a standard charge unit for measuring quantities of substances.
The gas station's fuel prices are displayed per gallon, which is the standard charge unit for gasoline in the United States.
The rate for shipping packages internationally is determined by the charge unit of weight and distance traveled.
The bank's fee structure includes a charge unit for each transaction made outside of the account holder's network.
During the experiment, scientists recorded the data using the charge unit of milliseconds to measure reaction times accurately.

a measure of the quantity of electricity (determined by the amount of an electric current and the time for which it flows)

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The electricity bill is calculated based on the charge unit of kilowatt-hours consumed each month.

In the military, soldiers are trained to handle weapons and ammunition as part of their charge unit responsibilities.

The phone company's pricing plan includes a charge unit for each minute of talk time.

As part of the project budget, the cost of materials was estimated at a charge unit of dollars per square foot.