Pronunciation: /tʃɑːrdʒ ɪn/
noun a responsibility or duty
A1 I was shocked when I saw the charge in my bank statement.
A2 The charge in the restaurant was included in the bill.
B1 The charge in the hotel for room service was quite expensive.
B2 I disputed the charge in my credit card statement.
C1 The charge in the contract was clearly outlined and agreed upon.
C2 The charge in the legal document was subject to negotiation.
verb to rush forward with intent to attack
A1 I need to charge in my phone before we leave.
A2 She forgot to charge in her laptop overnight.
B1 Don't forget to charge in your camera before the trip.
B2 He always makes sure to charge in his tablet every night.
C1 It is important to charge in all electronic devices before a long journey.
C2 The hotel room had a convenient place to charge in all our devices.
adverb used to indicate the manner in which something is done
A1 Please charge in your phone before leaving the house.
A2 Don't forget to charge in your laptop overnight.
B1 Make sure to charge in your camera before the big event.
B2 I always charge in my tablet as soon as I get home.
C1 The hotel room comes with a convenient USB port to charge in your devices.
C2 It is important to charge in all electronic devices before a long trip.
preposition indicating movement into or onto a place or location
A1 I will charge in my phone before we leave for the trip.
A2 Please remember to charge in your laptop overnight.
B1 You can charge in your camera using the USB cable.
B2 Make sure to charge in the battery fully before using the power tool.
C1 It is important to charge in the electric car regularly to maintain battery life.
C2 The hotel offers a service where you can charge in your devices at the front desk.
formal The company decided to charge in the new product line at a higher price point.
informal Let's charge in and grab some food before the movie starts.
slang We're gonna charge in and party all night long!
figurative She always charges in with confidence and determination in everything she does.
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