Summary
charge {noun}
carica · custodia · accusa · affidamento · insegna · accusa
to charge {verb}
caricare · appesantire · riscuotere · esigere · imporre · addebitare · computare · incriminare · addebitare · contestare · incaricare
English-Italian translation for "charge"
"charge" Italian translation
charge {noun}
And these forces act on, attract, bodies that have an electrical charge.
These organisms, how are they insulating against their own electric charge?
And on the other side were all my sister's My Little Ponies ready for a cavalry charge.
Charge your headset before the first use and whenever the built-in battery is depleted.
Our friend Mr Desama has spoken of a cavalry charge.
One example is a person on a money laundering charge, held for 364 days in custody in Portugal without any charge being presented.
The charge sheet reads: lack of a decent system of European ports of refuge.
I am making a political charge, and I expect a politician to respond to it.
The charge raised up by the Committee of Inquiry is without appeal.
Yet the charge is so serious it could lead to the death penalty.
Today, those who contradicted us stand accused of the infamous charge of contaminating the population.
charge {noun} (also: consignment, safekeeping, keeping, care)
The custody of minors is not always a straightforward matter if the biological parents are unable to take charge themselves.
It is not necessarily a good thing for the child either if just any relative can volunteer to take charge of him or her.
to charge {verb}
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to lade, to load, to ship, to freight)
Now to charge the battery, we connect a source of electricity.
It can take up to four hours to fully charge the battery.
Yes a solar panel will charge it.
But like any long length of charged wire, it also inadvertently became an antenna.
It should nonetheless be kept in mind that Revelation remains charged with mystery.
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to encumber, to weigh down, to weight, to make heavier)
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to levy)
But I also think we must then say that regardless of how high or low we set the transport charges, they must be charged in all the Member States.
In any event, we believe that minimum rates of tax cannot be reduced below these levels, even where a Member State is levying user charges.
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to levy)
For basic services, materials and data, however, specialist organisations must be able to recover their costs and make a reasonable charge.
Fourthly, we want a fair distribution of charges for cross-border post, a very important point that has already been made.
I think that this legislation can ensure that it becomes clearer on what basis certain costs are charged, why certain costs have to be met and for whom they are intended.
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to levy)
One might think that the man in charge was not bold enough to dismiss those who were not fulfilling their duties.
This serious charge gives Castro the chance to impose excessively severe punishments under Law 88.
The directive stipulates that the public authorities may make a charge for supplying information.
These include the proposal that the Commission would be authorised to levy a management charge on the registry for services provided.
This is because some banks make bank charges to transfer the money and some do not, so that the amounts will vary.
to charge [charged|charged] {vb}
I know from personal experience in a small business in the construction sector that having to charge VAT at the full rate has an impact on...
To what extent is the Commission charging the Member States for their errors?
Authorizations are not actual charges. They will expire automatically.
Be advised that these charges may be filed under the name GOOGLE GOOGLE.COM/CH.
You will be charged in the currency listed at time of purchase.
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to reckon out, to reckon up, to make reckoning, to bill)
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to incriminate, to indict, to criminate, to accuse)
If killing in a war is a crime, then you have to charge every soldier in the world.
He should never have been free because 14 charges of theft, violence and rape had been brought against him, one of which was for the rape of a minor.
We also know that many people charged by the tribunal, for whom arrest warrants have already been issued, are free and the states they are living in are doing absolutely nothing.
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} (also: to bill, to make a charge, to impute, to charge with)
to charge [charged|charged] {vb} [law] (also: to indict)
... deny the Commissioner's charge.
Within the context of a single market, it is unconscionable that airport charges should be levied in obscure ways.
For this reason, the Ethiopian Government should explain what these people are charged with, or it should release them.
Regarding consumers it is naturally important how consumption is controlled, and here charges and taxation are of prime importance.
In this respect, road charges constitute a financial impulse mechanism that must contribute to the improvement of transport links in the enlarged Union.
to charge [charged|charged] (so. to do sth.) {v.t.} (also: to entrust, to trust)
There is also agreement that the Chargés d'Affaires could return to Iraq from the Member States of the Union.
It may be that we need to refer the matter to the Group of Three Wise Persons charged with investigating the situation in Austria.
I was nervous because my parents had charged me with making sure that my sister and I played as safely and as quietly as possible.
The communicators charged with ecumenical and inter-religious cooperation will have to be carefully prepared, prudent and keenly aware of their responsibilities.
In addition, Parliament has called for the Scientific Committee on Animal Health and Animal Welfare and to be charged with drawing up a report on the welfare of farmed fish.
Synonyms
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "charge" in Italian
Similar words
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