charge

noun, verb128 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.3

a large amount of money to be paid

a large amount of money to be paid

an insignificant amount of money

the full amount to be paid

an additional amount of money to be paid

a very significant accusation

an extra amount of money to be paid

the lowest amount you must pay

a fair and not too expensive price

the usual or normal charge

a charge that does not change

an untrue accusation

a charge paid once a year

a charge paid for each day

a very small amount of money

an accusation with no evidence

a very serious accusation

a very serious accusation

a fixed amount that you pay regularly for a service

an accusation that is invented to harm someone

to officially accuse someone of a crime

to charge someone without an intermediary

without any payment

to formally accuse someone

to formally accuse someone

to formally accuse someone

to rush forward to attack someone or something

to give someone control or responsibility

to ask for an amount of money for something

to formally accuse someone of a crime

to officially record an accusation

to formally introduce a charge

to start using a charge for the first time

to give someone control or responsibility

to officially demand a payment

to make an accusation against someone

to make a formal accusation