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UK: /tʃɑːdʒ/ US: /tʃɑːrdʒ/Translation
n [c, u]
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⇨ precio
⇨ pago
n [c]
Véase tb: congestion charge; cover charge; service charge; to press charges against sb›
⇨ acusación
⇨ cargo
In the end they dropped the charges against him Al final retiraron los cargos en su contra
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⇨ carga
⇨ acometida
⇨ ataque
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⇨ carga [explosiva]
to be in charge of sth/sb
⇨ estar al frente de
⇨ estar a cargo de
He was in charge of the class Estaba a cargo de la clase
⇨ ser el responsable de
She in charge of the department Ella es la responsable del departamento
to reverse the charges UK (US to call collect)
⇨ llamar a cobro revertido
I called my parents and reversed the charges Llamé a mis padres a cobro revertido
to take charge of sth
⇨ hacerse cargo de algo
In the end, Gina took charge of the project Al final, Gina se hizo cargo del proyecto
(Definition of charge nn from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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