charge
/ˈʧɑrʤ/US /ˈʧɑːʤ/charge
VERBDefinition of charge
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.
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.
If you charge that something is wrong, you say it is.
Example: Many critics charge that our schools are not doing a good job.
When you charge something at a store, you put it on credit.
Example: The business man charged all of his meals to his company.
When you charge at a thing, you run toward it.
Example: The bull charged the man walking in the field.
charge
EXAMPLESExamples of charge
We charge ten cents a page for copying.
Example sentenceThe shop charged me $5 to deliver the pizza.
Example sentenceA short time later, police arrested the man and charged him with murder.
Example sentenceMany of the people in jail have not been charged with crimes.
Example sentenceMany critics charge that our schools are not doing a good job.
Example sentencecharge
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