Charge (verb, noun) — شحن / رسوم / تهمة / مسؤولية: To demand payment, accuse formally, or fill with energy/responsibility; as a noun: the fee, accusation, or electric load — also the duty you are given Below are 8 words with a similar meaning; the linked ones have full GL Dictionary entries with their meaning in Arabic.
A statement of money owed (an invoice), a proposed law before a legislature, or the act of charging someone — also, informally, a banknote or a bird's beak
To charge someone with wrongdoing, fault, or a crime — to claim they are responsible for a harmful act.
To move forward or make progress; as a noun, progress, or money paid before it is due.
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A claim that someone has done something wrong or illegal, made without yet proving it.
A claim or assertion that someone has done something wrong or illegal, typically made without yet providing full proof; a formal statement of accusation that…
To claim that someone has done something wrong, without yet proving it.
A violent attack; an aggressive attempt to harm someone; a concentrated effort to overcome resistance; to attack vigorously
Price; expense; fee; charge; value; expenditure; investment; sacrifice
charge; debt entry; withdrawal; subtraction; amount owed; financial obligation; accounting entry; negative balance
a person who relies on another for financial support; someone who is supported by another person, especially a family member; one who depends on others for…
An obligation or responsibility that one is morally, legally, or professionally bound to fulfill; a task or action required by one's position, role, or ethical…
To charge with electricity; to thrill or excite intensely; to convert to electric power.
The money paid for a journey; also the food provided; also to get on.
A child cared for by a family that is not their own, under official arrangement.
The fastest pace of a horse; to run or progress at great speed.
An explosive mixture of saltpetre, sulphur and charcoal.
To move very fast, often with little control.
To make someone appear guilty of a crime.
A formal charge of a serious crime; a sign that something is bad.
The act of holding or maintaining; custody; agreement with.
A tax or fee charged by authority; to impose or collect one.
A sudden forward movement of the body, especially to attack or grab something; also a leg exercise.
A duty or commitment one must fulfil.