Charge against Meaning in English
expression
释义
A formal accusation or claim that someone has done something wrong, usually in a legal context; also used for less formal criticisms against someone.
用法与细微差别
Mostly used in legal or formal settings when referring to criminal or civil accusations. Can also appear in non-legal contexts for emphasizing criticism. Commonly followed by the alleged offense or the person accused (e.g., 'the charge against him is theft'). Not used as a verb; more formal than 'blame' or 'accusation'.
例句
The police filed a charge against the suspect.
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There is no charge against her at this time.
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He denied every charge against him.
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The charge against the company was dropped after new evidence appeared.
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Do you think the charge against Tom is fair?
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Rumors about a charge against one of the executives spread quickly.
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