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............................................................1. charge(pl. & vt. & n.) تصدی، عهده داری، حمله، اتهام، هزینه، وزن، مسئولیت، گماشتن، عهده دار کردن، زیربار کشیدن، متهم ساختن، مطالبه (بها)، پر کردن (باطری وتفنگ)، مورد حمایت، بار، مطالبه هزینه............................................................2. make(v.) ساختن، بوجود آوردن، درست کردن، تصنیف کردن، خلق کردن، باعث شدن، وادار یا مجبور کردن، تاسیس کردن، گائیدن، ساختمان، ساخت، سرشت، نظیر، شبیه............................................................3. bind(vt. & n.) بستن، گرفتار و اسیر کردن، مقید و محصور کردن، بهم پیوستن، چسباندن، صحافی کردن و دوختن، الزام آور و غیر قابل فسخ کردن (بوسیله تعهد یابیعانه)، متعهد و ملزم ساختن، بند، قید، بستگی، علاقه، مقید کردن، جلد کردن........................................................................................................................5. oblige(vt. & vi.) مجبور کردن، وادار کردن، مرهون ساختن، متعهد شدن، لطف کردن
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