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Définition et signification de « charge » en anglais

Charge
01

tarif, prix, frais

the sum of money that needs to be payed for a thing or service 
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simple
dénombrable
forme plurielle
charges
Exemples
The hotel room charge included breakfast and Wi-Fi access. 

Le tarif de la chambre d'hôtel incluait le petit-déjeuner et l'accès Wi-Fi.

02

accusation

an accusation against a person who is on trial 
charge definition and meaning
Exemples
The defendant faced several charges, including theft and assault. 

L'accusé a fait face à plusieurs accusations, y compris le vol et l'agression.

03

charge, assaut

a sudden, forceful movement or rush toward a person, place, or thing 
Exemples
The knight led a charge against the enemy forces. 

Le chevalier a mené une charge contre les forces ennemies.

04

charge, charge électrique

the physical property in matter that causes it to experience a force in an electromagnetic field 
Exemples
Electric charge is a fundamental property of matter that can be positive or negative. 

La charge électrique est une propriété fondamentale de la matière qui peut être positive ou négative.

05

garde, responsabilité

care or management indicating responsibility for the safety of someone or something 
Exemples
The child was under the teacher's charge during the field trip. 

L'enfant était sous la charge de l'enseignant pendant la sortie scolaire.

06

mission, responsabilité

a task or duty given to a person or group 
Exemples
The engineer received a charge to improve the bridge design. 

L'ingénieur a reçu la mission d'améliorer la conception du pont.

07

protégé, personne confiée

a person placed under someone's care or protection 
Exemples
The nanny looked after her young charges all afternoon. 

La nounou a veillé sur ses jeunes charges tout l'après-midi.

08

charge, explosif

a measured amount of explosive intended to be detonated at once 
Exemples
The demolition team set a charge in the old building. 

L'équipe de démolition a placé une charge dans le vieux bâtiment.

09

charge, emblème

(in heraldry) a design, symbol, or image depicted on a shield 
Exemples
The knight's shield bore a lion charge. 

L'écu du chevalier portait un lion chargé.

10

ordre, instruction

a formal instruction or order to perform a specific action 
Exemples
The general delivered a charge to the troops before battle. 

Le général a donné un ordre aux troupes avant la bataille.

11

décharge, élan

the sudden release of stored emotional or energetic force 
Exemples
The surprise announcement created a charge of excitement in the crowd. 

L'annonce surprise a créé une décharge d'excitation dans la foule.

12

investissement émotionnel, charge affective

the emotional energy invested in an idea, object, or person 
Exemples
Obsessions often involve a strong charge of desire or anxiety. 

Les obsessions impliquent souvent une forte charge de désir ou d'anxiété.

13

charge, niveau de batterie

the total amount of stored battery energy available to power a device or vehicle until depletion 
Exemples
A 10-minute fast charge adds 300 km of range. 

Une recharge rapide de 10 minutes ajoute 300 km d'autonomie.

to charge
01

faire payer

to ask a person to pay a certain amount of money in return for a product or service 
Intransitive: to charge for a product or service
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charges
participe présent
charging
passé simple
charged
participe passé
charged
Exemples
The hotel may charge for additional services beyond the room rate. 

L'hôtel peut facturer des services supplémentaires au-delà du tarif de la chambre.

02

pousser

to attack violently and suddenly in a battle 
Transitive: to charge an enemy
to charge definition and meaning
Exemples
The cavalry charged the enemy lines with full force, breaking their formation. 

La cavalerie a chargé les lignes ennemies avec toute sa force, brisant leur formation.

03

inculper

to officially accuse someone of an offense 
Transitive: to charge sb | to charge sb with an offense
to charge definition and meaning
Exemples
The prosecutor decided to charge the suspect with theft based on the evidence. 

Le procureur a décidé d'inculper le suspect de vol sur la base des preuves.

04

recharger

to fill an electronic device with energy 
Transitive: to charge an electronic device
to charge definition and meaning
Exemples
He forgot to charge his laptop overnight, so it ran out of battery during his presentation. 

Il a oublié de charger son ordinateur portable pendant la nuit, donc il s'est retrouvé à court de batterie pendant sa présentation.

05

se précipiter, foncer

to rush somewhere with speed and force 
Intransitive: to charge somewhere
Exemples
The children charged toward the ice cream truck as soon as it arrived. 

Les enfants se sont précipités vers le camion de crème glacée dès qu'il est arrivé.

06

charger, confier

to give someone a specific duty, responsibility, or task to manage or carry out 
Transitive: to charge sb with a responsibility
Exemples
The manager charged him with overseeing the new marketing campaign. 

Le manager l'a chargé de superviser la nouvelle campagne marketing.

07

accuser, inculper

to accuse someone of wrongdoing or misbehavior 
Transitive: to charge sb with a wrongdoing
Exemples
She charged her friend with betrayal when she discovered the secret. 

Elle a accusé son ami de trahison quand elle a découvert le secret.

08

accuser, inculper

to make a claim or statement accusing someone of wrongdoing 
Transitive: to charge that
Exemples
The witness charged that the accused had been at the scene of the crime. 

Le témoin a accusé que l'accusé avait été sur les lieux du crime.

09

charger, remplir

to fill or load something to its maximum capacity or to a specified level 
Transitive: to charge a container
Exemples
They charged the truck with supplies before the long journey. 

Ils ont chargé le camion avec des fournitures avant le long voyage.

10

charger, accumuler une charge électrique

to cause the buildup or accumulation of an electrical charge on or within an object 
Transitive: to charge sth
Exemples
The electrician charged the capacitor to stabilize the circuit. 

L'électricien a chargé le condensateur pour stabiliser le circuit.

11

charger, imprégner

to fill or saturate something completely with a particular quality, feeling, or energy 
Transitive: to charge sb/sth with a quality or feeling
Exemples
She charged the atmosphere with excitement as she walked into the room. 

Elle a chargé l'atmosphère d'excitation en entrant dans la pièce.

12

imputer, attribuer

to assign or attribute the responsibility, guilt, or blame for something to a person or cause 
Transitive: to charge sth to a cause
Exemples
The company's bankruptcy was charged to poor management decisions. 

La faillite de l'entreprise a été imputée à de mauvaises décisions de gestion.

13

facturer, demander

to set or demand a specific price for a product or service 
Transitive: to charge a price
Exemples
The restaurant charged $20 for a three-course meal. 

Le restaurant a facturé 20 $ pour un repas de trois plats.

14

ordonner, commander

to give a strong, authoritative order or instruction 
Ditransitive: to charge sb to do sth
Exemples
The general charged his troops to prepare for the upcoming battle without delay. 

Le général chargea ses troupes de se préparer sans délai pour la bataille à venir.

15

charger, armer

to load or prepare equipment by adding the necessary materials or components required for its operation 
Transitive: to charge a tool or machine
Exemples
The soldiers charged their weapons before the training exercise. 

Les soldats ont chargé leurs armes avant l'exercice d'entraînement.

16

inculper

to give formal instructions to a jury regarding the law and its application 
Transitive: to charge a jury
Exemples
After the closing arguments, the judge charged the jury on the legal standards of reasonable doubt. 

Après les plaidoiries finales, le juge a chargé le jury sur les normes juridiques du doute raisonnable.

17

enflammer, électriser

to stir up strong feelings of excitement, agitation, or energy in someone 
Transitive: to charge sb
Exemples
The announcement of the concert lineup charged the crowd with excitement. 

L'annonce de la programmation du concert a chargé la foule d'excitation.

18

se coucher, s'allonger

(of a hunting dog) to lie down as instructed, typically during a hunt or training session 
Intransitive
Exemples
The hunting dog immediately charged and lay down when the handler gave the signal. 

Le chien de chasse s'est immédiatement couché lorsque le maître a donné le signal.

19

débiter, facturer

to record or assign a debit entry to an account 
Transitive: to charge a cost to an account
Exemples
The cashier charged the purchase to my credit card. 

Le caissier a facturé l'achat sur ma carte de crédit.

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