v. 1.to give a responsibility or duty to; 2.to blame for a crime; accuse; 3.to supply with power or energy; 4.pay for with a credit card
The driver of the jitney now charges passengers five dollars.
The driver of the jitney now charges passengers five dollars.
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What charges the robot monsters?
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What were the charges against Joan?
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The electric force between charges may be calculated using Coulomb's law.
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What charges were brought against Ann Boleyn?
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When a bison charges what does that mean?
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The substantiated charges put him in jail.
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I was billed for the charges a week later.
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Who placed the explosive charges to destroy the generator?
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They were able to disprove the charges against him.
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That butcher charges unreasonable prices.
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The politician tried to gainsay the charges levied against him.
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He will be extradited from the U.S. to Canada to face criminal charges there.
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What did Susan have to do in order to get the charges against her dropped?
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The electric cell supplies enery to move charges through a circuit.
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assign; command; delegate; entrust; responsible
absolve
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