Definition of turbocharge in US English: turbocharge
verb [ with object] often as adjective turbocharged 1 Equip (an engine or vehicle) with a turbocharger.
1.1 Add speed or energy to (something) ‘his turbocharged style of choreography’
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‘Then former President, eager to turbocharge growth, eased rules on credit cards.’ ‘Panke's bet assumes turbocharged growth in the second half, prompted in part by the new 5 Series.’ ‘Newspaper managers naturally want online businesses to turbocharge earnings - something they expect to happen eventually.’ ‘Follow his advice and you'll turbocharge muscle growth, drive up your metabolism, and increase your bone density, while shoring up your joints.’ ‘A new, versatile technology standard called WiMax is poised to turbocharge the growing business in wireless alternatives.’ ‘One way for big companies to grow faster is to use the Web to turbocharge their business.’ Pronunciation turbocharge /ˈtərbōˌCHärj/ /ˈtərboʊˌtʃɑrdʒ/