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I[tʃa:dз] n լիցք, բեռնավորում. իրավ. մեղադրանք. false charge կեղծ մեղադրանք. criminal charge քրեական մեղադրանք. What’s the charge against him? Ինչո՞ւմ են նրան մեղադրում. (պատասխանատվություն, հսկողություն) Who’s in charge here? Ո՞վ է այստեղ գլխավորը/պատասխանատուն. put in charge of the group խմբի պատասխանատու նշանակել. take charge of հսկել, հետևել. give in charge of հսկողության տակ դնել. (գին, արժեք, վարձ) service charge սպասարկման վարձ. social charge սոցիալական հարկեր. charge for admission, entrance charge մուտքի վարձ. free of charge անվճար, ձրի. extra charges լրացուցիչ ծախսեր/վարձ. additional charges վրա դիր ծախսերII[tʃa:dз] v ծանրաբեռնել. հանձնարարել. ռզմ., մրզ. գրոհել. charge five dollar. հինգ դոլար վերցնել. How much do you charge for? Ի՞նչ գին եք նշանակում, Ի՞նչ արժե. charge It (up) to my account Իմ հաշվին գրեք. I was charged Ինձ հանձ նարարել էին. (լիցքավորել) charge the battery մարտկոցը լիցքավորել. իրավ. (մեղադրել) charge with murder մեղադրել սպա նության մեջ
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