"charge" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

charge sustantivo

sustantivo + charge

Kolokacji: 173

murder charge • corruption charge • fraud charge • assault charge • drug charge • felony charge • depth charge • racketeering charge • ...

charge + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 16

charge card • charge carrier • charge sheet • charge density • charge account • ...

charge + verbo

Kolokacji: 77

charge stemming • charge relating • charge carries • charge includes • charge involves • charge comes • charge ranging • ...

verbo + charge

Kolokacji: 152

take charge • face charges • bring charges • press charges • settle charges • charge related • investigate charges • answer charges • ...

Kolokacji: 61

Grup znaczeniowych: 20

Kolokacji: 12

1. take charge = przejmować kontrolę take charge

2. bring charges = wnosić zarzuty, stawiać zarzuty bring charges

3. charge is dismissed = opłata jest oddalona charge is dismissed

4. charge is reduced = opłata jest obniżona charge is reduced

5. charge is added = opłata jest dodawana charge is added

6. bring on charges = wywołaj opłaty bring on charges

7. add to the charge = zwiększ opłatę add to the charge

8. trade charges = opłaty handlowe trade charges

9. take on charges = przyjmij opłaty take on charges

10. prepare charges = przygotuj opłaty prepare charges

11. exchange charges = opłaty wymiany exchange charges

Two weeks ago in court papers regarding the temporary restraining order, the tenant and landlord exchanged charges of bad faith and deceit.
And listen to this: the two particles can exchange charges, the negative can trade off to become positive and vice versa.
Pakistan and India exchanged angry charges over the incident allegedly involving Babur and Godavari.
The champion, Gary Kasparov, and the challenger, Anatoly Karpov, both from the Soviet Union, exchanged charges over old and new policies in their native land.
Each side had massed troops and had exchanged charges of border provocation in this area.
Officials exchanged charges, however, in a dispute over the refusal of some nations to extradite terrorist suspects.
Each side blamed the other for the violence, exchanging charges over who had shot whom.
They exchanged charges of physical and psychological abuse.
Meanwhile, many people in the business have been exchanging bitter charges.
The two sides have already exchanged charges in radio commercials.