| 词组 | charge with |
| 释义 | phrasecharge with1. 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.charge (one) with (something)1. To officially accuse one of a crime. They finally caught Capone by charging him with tax evasion. 2. To assign one a particular task. Don't worry, I charged my top aide with that assignment, so we should have an update soon. charge someone with something1. to place criminal charges against someone. The police charged Max with robbery. 2. to order someone to do a particular task. The president charged him with organizing the meeting. We charged her with locating new office space. charge with1. Impose a duty or task on, as in He was charged with getting this message to the commissioners. [c. 1300] 2. Accuse of a crime, as in He was charged with creating a disturbance. [Mid-1500s] |
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