charge meaning

'Charge' significa 'pedir dinero por un servicio o producto, o acusar a alguien de un delito'.

charge :

Cobrar, acusar

Verbo

▪ They charge $10 for delivery.

▪ Ellos cobran $10 por la entrega.

▪ The police charged him with theft.

▪ La policía lo acusó de robo.

paraphrasing

▪ bill – facturar

▪ accuse – acusar

▪ invoice – facturar

▪ blame – culpar

charge :

Cargo, acusación

Sustantivo

▪ There is a charge for late payments.

▪ Hay un cargo por pagos atrasados.

▪ He faced a charge of fraud.

▪ Enfrentó una acusación de fraude.

paraphrasing

▪ fee – tarifa

▪ allegation – alegación

▪ cost – costo

▪ accusation – acusación

Pronunciation

charge [tʃɑːrdʒ]

La palabra tiene el acento en la primera sílaba "charge", y se pronuncia como "chaarj".

Common phrases and grammar about charge

charge - Common meaningn

Verbo
Cobrar, acusar
Sustantivo
Cargo, acusación

Part of Speech Changes for charge

▪ charging (adjetivo) – que está cobrando o acusando

▪ charger (sustantivo) – cargador

▪ charged (adjetivo) – cargado, acusado

Common Expressions with charge

▪ charge a fee – cobrar una tarifa

▪ charge with a crime – acusar de un delito

▪ free of charge – sin costo

▪ charge interest – cobrar intereses

Important examples of charge in TOEIC

Vocabulary examples from the TOEIC test

En las preguntas de vocabulario del TOEIC, "charge" se utiliza principalmente en contextos financieros o legales.

▪The hotel charges $50 per night.
▪El hotel cobra $50 por noche.

Ejemplo de palabra fácilmente confundible: accuse (acusar)

▪The hotel accuses $50 per night.
▪El hotel acusa $50 por noche.
‘charge’ significa “cobrar” en un contexto financiero y se utiliza para indicar el costo de un servicio o producto.
‘accuse’ significa “acusar” y se usa en contextos legales para señalar culpabilidad, no para indicar un costo. Por lo tanto, ‘charge’ es la opción adecuada.

Grammar examples from the TOEIC test

"Charge" se utiliza tanto como verbo como sustantivo, y aparece en preguntas gramaticales donde se debe distinguir entre ambos.

▪She was charged with the crime.
▪Ella fue acusada del delito.

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Idioms and fixed expressions in TOEIC

"free of charge" significa "sin costo" y se usa frecuentemente para indicar que no hay tarifa.

▪The service is free of charge.
▪El servicio es gratuito.

"charge it to the game" es una expresión que significa aceptar una pérdida o error sin resentimiento.

▪He decided to charge it to the game and move on.
▪Decidió aceptar la pérdida y seguir adelante.

Differences between similar words and charge

charge

,

bill

differences

"Charge" se refiere a pedir dinero por un servicio, mientras que "bill" se refiere a presentar una factura por servicios prestados.

charge
▪They charge for extra luggage.
▪Cobran por equipaje extra.
bill
▪The restaurant billed us for the meal.
▪El restaurante nos facturó la comida.

charge

,

accuse

differences

"Charge" implica una acusación formal, mientras que "accuse" es más general y no necesariamente formal.

charge
▪The police charged him with theft.
▪Ella lo acusó de mentir.
accuse
▪She accused him of lying.
▪Ella lo acusó de mentir.

Words with the same origin as charge

The origin of charge

"Charge" proviene del latín "carricare", que significa cargar o llevar, y evolucionó para incluir el sentido de imponer un costo o acusación.

Word structure

Está compuesto por la raíz "charg" (cargar) y el sufijo "e", indicando acción.

Words with the same origin

La raíz de "charge" es "charg" (cargar). Palabras con la misma raíz incluyen "cargo" (carga).

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