Charge phrase:
be free of charge
1. Free
Accuse sb. of doing sth
1. (British, ancient) accuse someone of doing something.
Bring a lawsuit
1. formally accuse (someone) of a crime.
Accuse sb. of breaking the law for …
1. (UK) Blame someone? be illegal
Attack again
1. (archaic usage) Try again, especially in an argument.
be responsible for
1. control; Be responsible for ...
Candidates must be responsible for the real flight.
The candidate must be in charge of an actual flight.
be responsible for
1. In a position of leadership or management.
Head of airport security department
The agent in charge of airport security.
2.&I {mainly used in Britain} was arrested and detained
be in charge of/supervisor
1. Management, responsible for: having rights? Of control or responsibility
You are in charge of making salad.
You are in charge of making salad.
Discrimination of synonyms:
Accuse, accuse
Both verbs mean "blame, condemn".
Accuse: common words, formal or informal occasions, private or legal. The circumstances of the accusation can be light or heavy. Often used with of.
Accusation: it is often used interchangeably with accusation, but accusation refers to more serious mistakes or crimes, and formal proceedings are often brought to the court.
Charges, prices, expenses, fares, costs, expenses
These nouns all mean "price, expense".
Charge: refers to the fees charged when providing services, and also refers to the price and price of goods.
Price: refers to the price at which goods are sold in the market, especially the unit price provided by the seller. Metaphorical meaning refers to the price paid.
Fees: refers to the fees paid for going to school, seeing a doctor and looking for a lawyer, and also refers to membership fees and borrowing fees.
Fare: mainly refers to the travel expenses and other expenses paid during travel.
Cost: refers to the cost of producing something, and also refers to the price of goods, which can be used interchangeably with price.
Expense: usually refers to the total amount of expenses actually paid, and sometimes refers to the cost of money.
Examples of the phrase charge:
1. However, legal experts are not sure whether such allegations are valid.
But legal experts are not sure whether this accusation is true.
Customers who arrange overdraft will face a monthly fee of 50 pounds. 5.
Customers who overdraw have to pay 5 pounds a month.
He has admitted the accusation and will be sentenced later.
He has pleaded guilty and will be sentenced later.
4. The demonstration itself opposed the government's new community charges.
The March itself is against the new government? Poll tax? .
We will provide a proposal free of charge, including detailed cost calculation.
We will draft a proposal free of charge, including a detailed cost estimate.
6. We are happy to delete this expense from the original invoice.
We decided to delete this expense from the original invoice.
The policeman in charge of this case is expected to sue someone soon.
The police investigating the case are considering suing the suspect as soon as possible.
8. All ferries transport bicycles free of charge or at a nominal fee.
All ferries carry bicycles for free or at a very low cost.
9. Most restaurants charge 10% service fee.
Most restaurants charge 10% service charge.
10. Detective Bassett is in charge of the murder investigation.
Detective Bassett is in charge of investigating the murder.
1 1. Another scalper said that he would charge 1000 dollars for a ticket of 125 dollars.
Another scalper said that a ticket for 1.25 should be 1.000.
12. He is responsible for the civil aspects of the United Nations Mission.
He is in charge of civil affairs in the United Nations mission.
13. Charge 10% service fee instead of tip.
A service charge of 10% was added instead of the tip.
14. He appeared in Manchester Crown Court on Thursday on the charge of drunk driving.
On Thursday, he was tried in Manchester Crown Court on charges of drunk driving.
15. She refused to testify unless the murder charges against her were dropped.
She refused to testify unless the murder charges against her were dropped.