Collocation
phone charger
a device used to recharge a mobile phone’s battery
Definition
'phone charger' is a common English collocation. a device used to recharge a mobile phone’s battery
phone + charger
“I forgot my phone charger at home.”
Examples
- Do you have a phone charger I can borrow?
- I left my phone charger in the car last night.
- Her phone charger stopped working, so she bought a new one.
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- Bring your phone charger because we will be out all day.
- My phone charger is in my backpack, next to my keys.
- At the airport, I found a public station to plug in my phone charger.
- He packed an extra phone charger in case the hotel room did not have enough outlets.
- If you use a fast phone charger, your battery will reach 50% much sooner.
- Security asked me to take my phone charger out of the bag during screening.
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