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Do you want to put that on your charge card? Credit card companies must list the fees and interest charges separately on your monthly bill.

#CHARGED SYNONYM FREE#

The university agreed to let them use the space free of charge. The charge each month for the phone service is fifty dollars. The charge for having an item shipped varies according to the weight.

Synonyms: price, cost, rate, fee and fare.

It often it is for a service or fee for a period of time.

( countable) A charge for something is the price of the thing.

They will ask the judge to drop the murder charge against Sutherland. The police have filed criminal charges against the company. He says charges against his son are false.

( countable) A charge is a claim the somebody has done something wrong or illegal, especially a claim by police.

I don't want to leave the house right now, because my cell phone is charging. Oh no! I forgot to charge up the camera and the batteries are dead.

( transitive & intransitive) When you charge (up) a battery, or when you charge (up) something that has a battery, you put electrical energy into it to be stored.

The bull charged the man walking in the field. ( transitive & intransitive) When you charge at a thing, you run toward it.The business man charged all of his meals to his company. ( transitive) When you charge something at a store, you put it on credit.Many critics charge that our schools are not doing a good job. ( intransitive) If you charge that something is wrong, you say it is.Many of the people in jail have not been charged with crimes. ( transitive) When the police charge someone with a crime, they officially say that the person did something illegal.Ī short time later, police arrested the man and charged him with murder.The price the hotel charges is just too expensive. The law doesn't limit the size of fees banks can charge.

The shop charged me $5 to deliver the pizza. ( transitive & intransitive) When you charge someone money, you ask them to pay the money for something that you have done for them or sold to them.