charge
- Something that is obligatory or necessary to do
- The overseeing, direction, or control of another person's activities or responsibilities
- A person or thing that is placed under the responsible care of someone else
- An authoritative command or direction provided from a position of power or authority
- An expense or cost that one becomes liable for
- The amount of money requested in exchange for access to a service or goods
- A recorded financial debt on an account
- A formal, official claim that someone has committed a wrongdoing or offense
- The act of assigning a task or duty to someone
- The act of giving an authoritative command or instruction to someone
- Accusing someone or making a claim that they have committed a crime or misconduct
- Making an accusation or claim, generally in a legal context
- Creating a monetary obligation for a person or an organization
- Officially recording a debt that a person or company is required to pay
- Deciding on a specific fee or payment for a service or product
- Requesting payment for a service or product from an individual or organization
- The hospital issued a charge for the medical services provided to the patient.
- The child was put in the charge of a lawyer during his parents' court proceedings.
- The police have laid a charge against the man for his alleged involvement in the burglary.
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