verb

charge

UK /ˈʧɑrʤ/US /ˈʧɑːʤ/

charge

VERB

Definition of charge

1

When you charge someone money, you ask them to pay the money for something that you have done for them or sold to them.

Example: We charge ten cents a page for copying.

1

When the police charge someone with a crime, they officially say that the person did something illegal.

Example: A short time later, police arrested the man and charged him with murder.

2

If you charge that something is wrong, you say it is.

Example: Many critics charge that our schools are not doing a good job.

3

When you charge something at a store, you put it on credit.

Example: The business man charged all of his meals to his company.

4

When you charge at a thing, you run toward it.

Example: The bull charged the man walking in the field.

charge

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Examples of charge

1

We charge ten cents a page for copying.

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2

The shop charged me $5 to deliver the pizza.

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3

A short time later, police arrested the man and charged him with murder.

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4

Many of the people in jail have not been charged with crimes.

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5

Many critics charge that our schools are not doing a good job.

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