charge
Prononciation : [/t͡ʃɑɹd͡ʒ/]
Mot
Contexte : « electricity »
(verb) to fill something such as a battery with electrical energy. It's like giving your phone or laptop the power it needs to work.
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I need to charge my phone before we go out.
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I forgot to charge my camera, so I can't take any pictures.
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Did you remember to charge your laptop overnight?
Contexte : « money »
(noun) an amount of money that is asked for goods or services. It's like the price you pay for something you buy or use.
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The charge for the repair was higher than I expected.
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I was shocked by the extra charges on my credit card statement.
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What is the charge for a one-night stay at the hotel?
Contexte : « responsibility »
(verb) to give someone a task to do or a responsibility to take care of. It's like assigning a job or duty to someone.
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I'll charge you with organizing the event.
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I don't want to be charged with that responsibility.
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Who will you charge with collecting the donations?
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