charge

US /tʃɑːrdʒ/
UK /tʃɑːrdʒ/
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1.

cobrar

to ask an amount of money for something, especially a service or activity

:
The restaurant charged us for water we didn't order.
El restaurante nos cobró por el agua que no pedimos.
How much do you charge for a haircut?
¿Cuánto cobras por un corte de pelo?
2.

acusar, imputar

to accuse someone officially of having done something illegal

:
He was charged with assault.
Fue acusado de agresión.
The police decided not to charge her.
La policía decidió no acusarla.
3.

cargar

to put electricity into a battery or other device

:
I need to charge my phone.
Necesito cargar mi teléfono.
The battery is fully charged.
La batería está completamente cargada.
4.

cargar, embestir

to rush forward and attack

:
The bull charged at the matador.
El toro embistió al matador.
The cavalry charged the enemy lines.
La caballería cargó contra las líneas enemigas.
1.

cargo, precio

an amount of money that is asked for a service or goods

:
There is a small charge for delivery.
Hay un pequeño cargo por la entrega.
The admission charge is $10.
El cargo de admisión es de $10.
2.

cargo, acusación

an official accusation that someone has committed a crime

:
He faces a charge of murder.
Se enfrenta a un cargo de asesinato.
The police dropped the charges against him.
La policía retiró los cargos en su contra.
3.

carga, carga eléctrica

the amount of electricity contained in a battery or other device

:
The phone's battery has a low charge.
La batería del teléfono tiene poca carga.
He plugged in the laptop to get a full charge.
Conectó la laptop para obtener una carga completa.
4.

carga, embestida

a military attack, especially a sudden and direct one

:
The cavalry made a brave charge against the enemy.
La caballería hizo una valiente carga contra el enemigo.
The police made a baton charge to disperse the crowd.
La policía hizo una carga con porras para dispersar a la multitud.