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Terms for subject Idiomatic containing charges | all forms
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at no extra chargeбесплатно (jouris-t)
be in chargeнаходиться в чьём-либо ведении (of Bobrovska)
be in chargeбыть под присмотром (of Bobrovska)
bring a charge of something againstвыдвинуть против (someone – кого-либо) обвинение в (чём-либо Bobrovska)
bring a charge of something againstобвинить (someone – кого-либо) в (чём-либо Bobrovska)
bring in on chargesпривлекать к суду, предъявлять обвинение (Syn. arraign, charge, complain, incriminate, lodge DevilInside)
charge a fortuneвзимать состояние (MyCulture)
charge an arm and a legсодрать втридорога (с кого-л., за что-л.: I bet they charge an arm and a leg for that. – Они наверняка сдерут с тебя втридорога за него. • You need to find a company that won't charge you an arm and a leg for that. ART Vancouver)
charge upнасаждать (Interex)
charge upвнушать (Interex)
charge upпрививать (Interex)
charge upмотивировать (To motivate, to instill. Interex)
get a charge out ofполучать кайф (Yeldar Azanbayev)
lead the chargeвыступить застрельщиком (в борьбе против чего-л.: Council lambasts top-down approach from the province – But after directing staff to prepare the rezoning bylaw in April, on Monday, May 27, council voted unanimously to reject it, with several councillors stating they don’t intend to have local zoning changes dictated by Victoria. Coun. Linda Watt led the charge, saying she was voted in by the citizens of West Vancouver, doesn’t represent the province and “I’ll continue to represent their best interests and vigorously oppose any entity that seeks to destroy the nature and character of our community.” (nsnews.com) ART Vancouver)
person in charge"шишка" (jouris-t)
put the fox in charge of the henhouseдопустить до власти кого-либо нечистого на руку (Given the government's clear bias in favour of coal exports, handing this assessment over to the province would be like putting the foxes in charge of the henhouse. ART Vancouver)
take in chargeпринять командование (Bobrovska)
take in chargeвзять в свои руки (Bobrovska)
take in chargeпринять управление (Bobrovska)
try to look large and in chargeнапускать на себя важность (Everyone knows the premier's goose is cooked, so the finance minister's trying to look large and in charge. ART Vancouver)