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B1  charge  ücret, bedelsuçlama, itham

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noun  /tʃɑːdʒ   / noun charge (noun)
 /tʃɑːdʒ   / noun
 
MONEY 
1 [countable, uncountable]
the price that you must pay for sth
ücret, bedel
 The
hotel makes a small charge for changing currency.
 We
will install your new computer at no extra charge.
 We
deliver free of charge.
 note at PRICE1
CRIME 
2 [countable, uncountable]
a statement that says that sb has done
sth illegal or bad
suçlama, itham
 He
was arrested on a charge of murder.
 She
was released without charge.
 The
writer dismissed the charge that his books were childish.
 She
was arrested but later released without charge.
RESPONSIBILITY 
3 [uncountable]
a position of control over sb/sth;
responsibility for sb/sth
yetkili, sorumlu
 Who
is in charge of the office while Alan's away?
 I'd
like to speak to the person in charge.
 The
assistant manager had to take charge of the team when the manager
resigned.
ELECTRICITY 
4 [countable]
the amount of electricity that is put
into a battery or carried by a substance
 (elektrik) yük
 a
positive/negative charge
ATTACK 
5 [countable]
a sudden attack where sb/sth runs
straight at sb/sth else
hücum, hamle
 He
led the charge down the field.
IDIOMS
bring/press charges (against sb)
to formally accuse sb of a crime so that
there can be a trial in a court of law
 (aleyhinde) suç
duyurusunda bulunmak
reverse (the) charges
(British)
to make a telephone call that will be
paid for by the person who receives it
 (telefon) ödemeli
aramak
 Phone
us when you get there, and reverse the charges.
 a
reverse charge call
Amerikan
İngilizcesinde bu deyim call collect olarak ifade edilir.

Level	B1
Kind	noun
Front	charge
IPA	/tʃɑːdʒ / noun
Back	ücret, bedel suçlama, itham
Back 2	charge (noun) /tʃɑːdʒ / noun MONEY 1 [countable, uncountable] the price that you must pay for sth ücret, bedel The hotel makes a small charge for changing currency. We will install your new computer at no extra charge. We deliver free of charge. note at PRICE1 CRIME 2 [countable, uncountable] a statement that says that sb has done sth illegal or bad suçlama, itham He was arrested on a charge of* murder.* She was released without charge. The writer dismissed the charge that his books were childish. She was arrested but later released without charge. RESPONSIBILITY 3 [uncountable] a position of control over sb/sth; responsibility for sb/sth yetkili, sorumlu Who is in charge of* the office while Alan's away?* I'd like to speak to the person in charge. The assistant manager had to take charge of* the team when the manager resigned.* ELECTRICITY 4 [countable] the amount of electricity that is put into a battery or carried by a substance (elektrik) yük a positive/negative charge ATTACK 5 [countable] a sudden attack where sb/sth runs straight at sb/sth else hücum, hamle He led the charge down the field. IDIOMS bring/press charges (against sb) to formally accuse sb of a crime so that there can be a trial in a court of law (aleyhinde) suç duyurusunda bulunmak reverse (the) charges (British) to make a telephone call that will be paid for by the person who receives it (telefon) ödemeli aramak Phone us when you get there, and reverse the charges. a reverse charge call Amerikan İngilizcesinde bu deyim call collect olarak ifade edilir.

Charge Noun Uncountable Sb/Sth Reverse Call /Tʃɑːdʒ ücret

charge (noun)