Home ->Dictionaries ->English/Spanish ->Translate chargeable

Translate chargeable from English to Spanish

Summary
English to Spanish:   more detail...
  1. charge:
  2. Wiktionary:

English

Detailed Translations for chargeable from English to Spanish

chargeable:


Translation Matrix for chargeable:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- indictable

Synonyms for "chargeable":


Related Definitions for "chargeable":

  1. liable to be accused, or cause for such liability1
    • the suspect was chargeable1

charge:

to charge verb (charges, charged, charging)

  1. to charge (invoice; bill)
    facturar; cobrar; cargar
  2. to charge (accuse; charge with; incriminate; imputate; denounce)
    acusar; culpar; inculpar
  3. to charge (incriminate; accuse; insinuate)
    sospechar; acusar; conjeturar; adivinar; culpar; barruntar; inculpar
  4. to charge (command; order)
    ordenar; mandar; decretar; dar orden de
  5. to charge (levy)
    recaudar; levantar; cobrar; percibir; imponer; alzar; elevar
  6. to charge (decree; dedicate; commission; )
    mandar; encargar; encomendar; ordenar; obligar; decretar; dar orden de
  7. to charge (order; ordain)
    prescribir; ordenar; disponer; obligar; decretar; mandar; dictar

Conjugations for charge:

present
  1. charge
  2. charge
  3. charges
  4. charge
  5. charge
  6. charge
simple past
  1. charged
  2. charged
  3. charged
  4. charged
  5. charged
  6. charged
present perfect
  1. have charged
  2. have charged
  3. has charged
  4. have charged
  5. have charged
  6. have charged
past continuous
  1. was charging
  2. were charging
  3. was charging
  4. were charging
  5. were charging
  6. were charging
future
  1. shall charge
  2. will charge
  3. will charge
  4. shall charge
  5. will charge
  6. will charge
continuous present
  1. am charging
  2. are charging
  3. is charging
  4. are charging
  5. are charging
  6. are charging
subjunctive
  1. be charged
  2. be charged
  3. be charged
  4. be charged
  5. be charged
  6. be charged
diverse
  1. charge!
  2. let's charge!
  5. charged
  6. charging
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

charge [the ~] noun

  1. the charge (accusation; indictment; complaint; insinuation)
    la denuncia; la acusación; la querella
  2. the charge (report; statement)
    el atestado; la acta
  3. the charge (electrical charge; static electricity; static)
    la carga eléctrica
  4. the charge
    la acusación
  5. the charge
    – The incidental cost of product acquisition or product delivery. 2
    el gasto

Translation Matrix for charge:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
acta charge; report; statement minutes
acusación accusation; charge; complaint; indictment; insinuation accusation; accusing; allegation; face pack; fight; game of rough-and-tumble; imputation; insinuation; mask; requisitory; romp; romping
alzar holding up; putting up
atestado charge; report; statement declaration; minutes
carga eléctrica charge; electrical charge; static; static electricity electric voltage
cargar charging; chartering; freighting; freightment; load; loading
cobrar collecting
denuncia accusation; charge; complaint; indictment; insinuation declaration; splitting; tattle taling; telling of tales
gasto charge expenditure; expense; spending
levantar holding up; putting up; raising; throwing up
percibir collecting
querella accusation; charge; complaint; indictment; insinuation accusation; allegation; bickering; complaint; imputation; insinuation; quarrelling; scolding; squabbling; wrangling
- accusation; armorial bearing; bang; bearing; billing; boot; burster; bursting charge; care; cathexis; commission; complaint; direction; electric charge; explosive charge; flush; guardianship; heraldic bearing; kick; mission; rush; thrill; tutelage
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
acusar accuse; charge; charge with; denounce; imputate; incriminate; insinuate; over-act
adivinar accuse; charge; incriminate; insinuate advise; anticipate; conjecture; consider; divine the future; estimate; expect; forecast; foretell; guess; look forward; look forward to; postulate; predict; presume; presuppose; soothsay; speculate; suggest; suppose; surmise; tell fortunes; tell in advance; think over
alzar charge; levy absorb; acquire; add; add to; append; arise; ascend; be off; be on the upgrade; become higher; become larger; border; bristle; cheat; clearly define; climb; con; define; demarcate; draw up; edge; empty the mailbox; enhance; exchange; fence; fence in; fence off; fix; flare up; fly up; get a lighter shade of colour; get away; get the hang of; go up; go upward; grow; gull; heave; heighten; hoist; increase; interchange; join; lap up; learn; lift; lift up; light; light a cigaret; light up; lighten; lighten up; map out; mark out; mount; outline; pick up; put up; raise; redevelop; remedy; renew; renovate; restore; resume; rise; rise to the surface; send up in flames; set alight; shine up; sip up; spoof; start; stick up; study; swap; swindle; take in; take off; take up; trace out; trade; trick; turn up
barruntar accuse; charge; incriminate; insinuate conjecture; estimate; guess; postulate; presume; presuppose; speculate; suppose; surmise
cargar bill; charge; invoice aggravate; burden; carry; carry along; charge with electricity; drag; fill; freight; heap up; lade; load; recharge; ship; upload
cobrar bill; charge; invoice; levy acquire; cash; collect money; come by; convert into cash; gain; get back; glance; just touch; obtain; procure; realise; realize; regain; retake; stir; tag; tap; tick; touch; touch upon
conjeturar accuse; charge; incriminate; insinuate advise; conjecture; consider; estimate; guess; postulate; presume; presuppose; speculate; suggest; suppose; surmise; think over
culpar accuse; charge; charge with; denounce; imputate; incriminate; insinuate; over-act accuse; blame; discredit; hold against; rebuke; reprimand; reproach
dar orden de charge; command; commission; decree; dedicate; devote; dictate; exert power; force; order; rule be in command of; command; order; preside; take the lead
decretar charge; command; commission; decree; dedicate; devote; dictate; exert power; force; ordain; order; rule be in command of; bid; call; command; dictate; direct; give notice of; instruct; order; preside; proclaim; take the lead
dictar charge; ordain; order bid; dictate; direct; express; express oneself; give expression to; impersonate; instruct; order; reveal oneself; speak; talk; utter; ventilate
disponer charge; ordain; order classify; force; group
elevar charge; levy elevate; enhance; haul in; heave; heighten; hoist; lead up; lift; lift up; pull up; put up; raise; soup up; tune
encargar charge; command; commission; decree; dedicate; devote; dictate; exert power; force; order; rule aggravate; assign to; board out; burden; commission someone; give an order; instruct; order; order someone; pre-order; put out
encomendar charge; command; commission; decree; dedicate; devote; dictate; exert power; force; order; rule assign to; give an order; instruct
facturar bill; charge; invoice
imponer charge; levy assault; command respect; declare; force; give; insert; insist; inspire with awe; keep on; oblige; persist; press; push on; push through; push trough; urge; use force
inculpar accuse; charge; charge with; denounce; imputate; incriminate; insinuate; over-act
levantar charge; levy arrange; ascend; be off; be on the upgrade; become higher; become larger; bristle; build; clearly define; climb; define; demarcate; draw up; elevate; empty the mailbox; encourage; enhance; erect; establish; exchange; fence; fence in; fence off; fix; flare up; fly up; get away; go up; go upward; grow; hasten; haul in; heave; heighten; hoist; hold up; hurry; hurry up; increase; interchange; keep up; let free; let go; lift; lift up; light; light up; lighten; map out; mark out; motivate; mount; move house; outline; pull oneself up; pull up; put upright; raise; redevelop; remedy; renew; renovate; resume; rise; rise to the surface; rush; send up in flames; set alight; set up; shine up; start; stick up; stimulate; swap; take off; throw upward; toss in the air; toss up; trace out; trade
mandar charge; command; commission; decree; dedicate; devote; dictate; exert power; force; ordain; order; rule aggravate; assign to; be in command of; bid; bring; burden; capitulate; command; contribute; deliver; deliver to the door; dictate; direct; discharge; dismiss; dominate; drop; enter; fire; force; forward; give an order; give up; hand oneself in; hand oneself over to; hand over; have the upper hand; instruct; lay off; lead; leave; mail; majorate; order; predominate; preside; prevail; release; remit; sack; send; send in; send to; ship; supply; take the lead
obligar charge; command; commission; decree; dedicate; devote; dictate; exert power; force; ordain; order; rule coerce; compel; enforce; force; oblige; oblige to; press on
ordenar charge; command; commission; decree; dedicate; devote; dictate; exert power; force; ordain; order; rule aggravate; arrange; assign to; assort; be in command of; bid; burden; call; card-index; class; classify; clean; clear away; coerce; command; compel; dictate; direct; do odd jobs; do out; entomb; force; get settled; give an order; give notice of; group; instruct; inter; oblige; order; preside; proclaim; put away; put in order; put out; put right; range; rank; redevelop; remove; renovate; restore; select; settle; shunt; sift; sort; sort out; systematise; systematize; take off; take the lead; tidy up
percibir charge; levy attend; become aware of; behold; feel; find; glance at; hold apart; keep an eye on; keep apart; look at; notice; observe; perceive; see; see in; sense; signal; spectate; view; watch; witness
prescribir charge; ordain; order dictate; dictate a letter; order
recaudar charge; levy cash; claim; collect money; convert into cash; demand; realise; realize
sospechar accuse; charge; incriminate; insinuate postulate; presume; presuppose; suppose; surmise
- accuse; agitate; appoint; bear down; bill; blame; buck; burden; charge up; commit; commove; consign; excite; file; institutionalise; institutionalize; level; load; lodge; point; rouse; saddle; send; shoot; shoot down; tear; turn on
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- charging; custody; imputation; keeping; safekeeping
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
atestado chock-full; crammed; packed

Related Words for "charge":


Synonyms for "charge":


Antonyms for "charge":


Related Definitions for "charge":

  1. a special assignment that is given to a person or group1
    • his charge was deliver a message1
  2. attention and management implying responsibility for safety1
  3. an impetuous rush toward someone or something1
    • the wrestler's charge carried him past his adversary1
    • the battle began with a cavalry charge1
  4. a quantity of explosive to be set off at one time1
    • this cartridge has a powder charge of 50 grains1
  5. heraldry consisting of a design or image depicted on a shield1
  6. (criminal law) a pleading describing some wrong or offense1
    • he was arrested on a charge of larceny1
  7. an assertion that someone is guilty of a fault or offence1
    • the newspaper published charges that Jones was guilty of drunken driving1
  8. a formal statement of a command or injunction to do something1
    • the judge's charge to the jury1
  9. request for payment of a debt1
    • they submitted their charges at the end of each month1
  10. the swift release of a store of affective force1
  11. (psychoanalysis) the libidinal energy invested in some idea or person or object1
    • Freud thought of cathexis as a psychic analog of an electrical charge1
  12. a person committed to your care1
    • the teacher led her charges across the street1
  13. the quantity of unbalanced electricity in a body (either positive or negative) and construed as an excess or deficiency of electrons1
    • the battery needed a fresh charge1
  14. the price charged for some article or service1
    • the admission charge1
  15. financial liabilities (such as a tax)1
    • the charges against the estate1
  16. saturate1
    • The room was charged with tension and anxiety1
  17. energize a battery by passing a current through it in the direction opposite to discharge1
    • I need to charge my car battery1
  18. cause formation of a net electrical charge in or on1
    • charge a conductor1
  19. set or ask for a certain price1
    • How much do you charge for lunch?1
    • This fellow charges $100 for a massage1
  20. attribute responsibility to1
    • The tragedy was charged to her inexperience1
  21. instruct or command with authority1
    • The teacher charged the children to memorize the poem1
  22. instruct (a jury) about the law, its application, and the weighing of evidence1
  23. impose a task upon, assign a responsibility to1
    • He charged her with cleaning up all the files over the weekend1
  24. blame for, make a claim of wrongdoing or misbehavior against1
    • he charged the director with indifference1
  25. make an accusatory claim1
    • The defense attorney charged that the jurors were biased1
  26. file a formal charge against1
    • The suspect was charged with murdering his wife1
  27. to make a rush at or sudden attack upon, as in battle1
    • he saw Jess charging at him with a pitchfork1
  28. direct into a position for use1
    • He charged his weapon at me1
  29. fill or load to capacity1
    • charge the wagon with hay1
  30. provide (a device) with something necessary1
  31. place a heraldic bearing on1
    • charge all weapons, shields, and banners1
  32. cause to be agitated, excited, or roused1
    • The speaker charged up the crowd with his inflammatory remarks1
  33. lie down on command, of hunting dogs1
  34. move quickly and violently1
    • He came charging into my office1
  35. pay with a credit card; pay with plastic money; postpone payment by recording a purchase as a debt1
    • Will you pay cash or charge the purchase?1
  36. demand payment1
    • Will I get charged for this service?1
  37. enter a certain amount as a charge1
    • he charged me $151
  38. give over to another for care or safekeeping1
  39. cause to be admitted; of persons to an institution1
  40. assign a duty, responsibility or obligation to1
    • She was charged with supervising the creation of a concordance1
  41. The incidental cost of product acquisition or product delivery.2

Wiktionary Translations for charge:

charge
verb
  1. military: to attack by moving forward quickly
  2. to cause to take on an electric charge
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• charge → cargamento; carga ↔ vracht — de lading van een vervoermiddel
• charge → ahitar ↔ verzadigen — (overgankelijk) tot bevrediging voeren, geheel aan een behoefte voldoen
• charge → pedir; cobrar ↔ rekenen — in rekening brengen
• charge → valer; costar ↔ kosten — voor een bepaalde prijs te koop zijn
• charge → alzar; elevar; levantar; imponer; recaudar ↔ heffen — (overgankelijk) op opwaartse richting doen bewegen
• charge → acusación ↔ beschuldiging — het aangeven dat iemand iets moreel of gerechtelijk verkeerds heeft gedaan
• charge → atacar; agredir; acometer ↔ aanvallen — (overgankelijk) aangrijpen
• charge → cargo ↔ aanklacht — bij de rechtbank ingediende beschuldiging of klacht
• charge → carga ↔ Aufladung — allgemein: aufladen von Gegenständen auf einen LKW oder Anhänger
• charge → cálculo ↔ Berechnung — zahlenmäßige Bestimmung eines Sachverhalts
• charge → carga ↔ Ladung — Militär: definierte Menge an Munition oder Sprengstoff
• charge → carga ↔ Ladung — Physik, Elektrotechnik: die Eigenschaft von Teilchen oder Objekten, mit einem elektromagnetischen Feld in Wechselwirkung zu treten
• charge → cargar; invitar ↔ laden — (transitiv) einen Akkumulator (Akku) oder Kondensator mit elektrischer Energie auffüllen
• charge → incriminación ↔ Anschuldigung — Vorwurf einer Schuld
• charge → acusación; cargo ↔ accusation — action en justice par laquelle on accuser quelqu’un.
• charge → asalto; acometida ↔ assaut — attaque pour emporter de vif force une ville, une place de guerre, une position, etc.
• charge → carga ↔ charge — ce dont on est chargé : magistrature, poste
• charge → cargar; encargar; comisionar ↔ charger — garnir d’une charge.
• charge → comisión ↔ commission — mandat, charge que l’on donner à quelqu’un de faire quelque chose.
• charge → gasto; expensa ↔ dépense — L’argent qu’on employer à quelque chose que ce pouvoir être.
• charge → guarda; defensa; protección; conservación ↔ garde — Traductions à trier suivant le sens
• charge → inculpar ↔ inculper — accuser quelqu’un d’une faute.
• charge → pleito; acusación; cargo; denuncia ↔ plainte — Traductions à trier suivant le sens
• charge → salida ↔ sortie — action de sortir.







Your free, fast, and simple translation dictionary

Copyright © 2000-2024 Interglot ®

Page served in 0.0692 seconds
Page rendered in 1.0 seconds