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N1. आक्रमण/धावाCaptain Nair lead the charge on the enemy camp.2. दोषारोपणHe was arrested on the charge of treason.3. मूल्यThe shopkeeper took extra charges for services.4. जिम्मेदारीShe left her child in the charge of maidservant.5. अधिकारHe is in charge of the lab.--------V1. दोष\chargeलगानाThe suspect was charged with murdering his wife.2. उत्तेजित\chargeकरना/होनाThe speaker charged up the crowd with his inflammatory remarks.3. जिम्मेदारी\chargeड़ालनाHe charged her with cleaning up all the files over the weekend.4. आज्ञा\chargeदेनाThe teacher charged the children to memorize the poem.5. बिजली\chargeसंचय\chargeकरने\chargeके\chargeयंत्र\chargeमें\chargeबिजली\chargeभरनाI need to charge my car battery.
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