| 词组 | charge |
| 释义 | charge [charged, charged, charging] charge up 1. charge up sth • charge sth up • charge up if you charge up a battery or a piece of electrical equipment, or it charges up, electricity is put into it and stored so that it has power: ▪ How long will it take for the batteries to charge up? ▪ The shaver can be charged up overnight. 2. charge up sth AmE if you charge up a credit card, you use it a lot to buy things, with the result that you owe a lot of money. A credit card is a small plastic card you use to buy goods or services and pay for them later.: ▪ When I lost my job I had to charge up all my credit cards just to pay the bills. ▪ Karen charged up her Visa card on a shopping trip to Macy's. 3. be charged up AmE to feel excited and very eager to do something: ▪ We came out onto the playing field, charged up and determined to win. charge with 1. charge sb with sth to state officially that you think someone is guilty of a crime, especially so that a court of law can decide whether they should be punished: ▪ Police arrested Reid and charged him with murder. ▪ He was charged with possession of illegal drugs. charge sb with doing sth ▪ Ames was charged with spying for the Russians. 2. be charged with sth formal to officially have a particular responsibility or duty: ▪ The Committee is charged with investigating the causes of the accident. ▪ The board was charged with the task of seeing that new courses were of the right standard. 3. be charged with emotion/anger/excitement formal to be full of emotion, anger, or excitement: ▪ Sabrina's voice was charged with emotion, and I could see that she was still upset. |
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