charge (something) (up) to (something)

To pay for something from a specific account or category of funds. When you're traveling, just charge everything up to your company account. A: "Will I get reimbursed if I charge this plane ticket to my personal card?" B: "Just charge it to petty cash instead."

charge something up to someone or something

and charge something up

to place the cost of something on the account of someone or a group. (Also without up.) I will have to charge this up to your account. Do you have to charge this to my account? Are you ready to charge up the total to my bill?

词组	charge (something) (up) to (something)
释义	charge (something) (up) to (something) charge (something) (up) to (something) To pay for something from a specific account or category of funds. When you're traveling, just charge everything up to your company account. A: "Will I get reimbursed if I charge this plane ticket to my personal card?" B: "Just charge it to petty cash instead." See also: charge Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. charge something up to someone or something and charge something up to place the cost of something on the account of someone or a group. (Also without up.) I will have to charge this up to your account. Do you have to charge this to my account? Are you ready to charge up the total to my bill? See also: charge, up McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: charge up to charge (something) against (something) charge against on account of on account of (someone or something) on account of somebody/something accrue accrue to accrue to (something) pay through
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