charge in

charge in (to some place)

to move quickly or run wildly into a place. The people charged into the store on the day of the sale. They all charged in trying to be first in line.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Angus	ANG-gəs	Scottish, Irish, English
Anani	-	Biblical
Elisaveta	-	Bulgarian, Macedonian
GaËL	-	French, Breton
Rudolph	['ru:dɔlf]
Alojzy	ah-LOI-zi	Polish