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charge with
charge someone with something
1. to place criminal charges against someone. The police charged Max with robbery.
2. to order someone to do a particular task. The president charged him with organizing the meeting. We charged her with locating new office space.
charge with
1. Impose a duty or task on, as in He was charged with getting this message to the commissioners. [c. 1300]
2. Accuse of a crime, as in He was charged with creating a disturbance. [Mid-1500s]
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Fido | | FIE-do (English) | Pet |
Natalie | | ['nætəli] | |
Darius | | də-RIE-əs (English), DER-ee-əs (English), DAR-ee-əs (English) | English, Lithuanian, Romanian, Biblical, Biblical Latin |
Henny | | HEN-nee | Dutch |
Shadi (2) | | - | Persian |
Sheehan | | ['ʃi:ən] | |