charge Signification, définition

Signification de charge en français

• 0 the amount of money asked for sth -- prix [ masculine ]

  • a charge of $30 per person un prix de 30 $ par personne

  • There’ll be no charge for the wine. Le vin est gratuit.

  • tickets that were free of charge des billets qui étaient gratuits

• 1 an official statement accusing sb of a crime -- inculpation [ feminine ]

  • a charge of murder/robbery une inculpation de meurtre/vol

  • A man was released without charge. Un homme a été relâché sans être inculpé.

  • The victim decided not to press charges. La victime a décidé de ne pas engager de poursuites.

• 2 a statement that sb has done sth bad -- accusation [ feminine ]

  • charges of discrimination accusations de discrimination

• 3 an attack of people or animals running forward -- charge [ feminine ]

  • the charge of the infantry la charge de l’infanterie

• 4 the electrical energy in sth -- charge [ feminine ]

  • a positive/negative charge une charge positive/négative

• 5 responsible for or in control of sth or sb -- responsable

  • Who’s in charge of this project? Qui est responsable du projet ?

• 6 to begin to control sth -- prendre la direction de

  • He’s taking charge of the division. Il prend la direction de la division.

  • to take charge of the situation prendre la situation en main

• 7 to ask sb to pay an amount of money for sth -- faire payer

  • How much do they charge? Combien facturent-ils ?

  • Cab drivers charge more after midnight. Les chauffeurs de taxi font payer plus cher après minuit.

  • to charge people $10 for each visit faire payer les gens 10 $ pour chaque visite

  • I charged the dinner to my company credit card. J’ai payé le dîner avec la carte de crédit de la société.

• 8 to accuse sb of a crime -- accuser

  • a woman charged with murder/assault une femme accusée de meurtre / d’agression

• 9 to put electrical energy into a device -- (se) charger

  • My cellphone is charging. Mon téléphone portable est en train de se charger.

  • to charge the batteries charger les batteries

• 10 to attack by running toward -- charger

  • The bull charged. Le taureau a chargé.

  • to charge the door foncer dans la porte

• 11 to rush around without being careful -- se précipiter

  • kids charging around the house des enfants se précipitant à travers la maison

• 12 to ask as the price (for something) -- faire payer

  • They charge 50 cents for a pint of milk, but they don’t charge for delivery.

• 13 to make a note of (a sum of money) as being owed -- mettre sur le compte de qqn

  • Charge the bill to my account.

• 14 (with with) to accuse (of something illegal) -- accuser

  • He was charged with theft.

• 15 to attack by moving quickly (towards) -- charger

  • We charged (towards) the enemy on horseback.

• 16 to rush -- foncer

  • The children charged down the hill.

• 17 to make or become filled with electricity -- charger

  • Please charge my car battery.

• 18 to make (a person) responsible for (a task etc) -- charger

  • He was charged with seeing that everything went well.

• 19 a price or fee -- prix, coût

  • What is the charge for a telephone call?

• 20 something with which a person is accused -- chef d’accusation

  • He faces three charges of murder.

• 21 an attack made by moving quickly -- charge

  • the charge of the Light Brigade.

• 22 the electricity in something -- charge

  • a positive or negative charge.

• 23 someone one takes care of -- personne à charge

  • These children are my charges.

• 24 a quantity of gunpowder -- charge

  • Put the charge in place and light the fuse.