Definition & Meaning of "[make] a charge"

to make a charge

to formally accuse someone of a crime or wrongdoing

to apply a cost for a product, service, or transaction

Example

The prosecutor plans to make a charge of fraud against the CEO.

The online store makes a charge for shipping and handling.

After gathering evidence, they made a charge of assault against the perpetrator.

The police decided to make a charge against the suspect for theft.

The repair shop made a charge for replacing the damaged part.

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