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Mémoires
Gebührenordnung

in the PONS Dictionary

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carrier of charge ELEC, PHYS
Ladungsträger m <-s, ->
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in the PONS Dictionary

I. charge [tʃɑ:ʤ, Am tʃɑ:rʤ] N

1. charge (for goods, services):

Gebühr f <-, -en>
Eintritt m <-(e)s, -e>
Eintrittsgeld nt <-(e)s, -er>
charges forward ECON, FIN

2. charge LAW (accusation):

Anklage f <-, -n> wegen +gen

3. charge fig:

Vorwurf m <-(e)s, -wür·fe> +gen
Beschuldigung f <-, -en> wegen +gen

4. charge LAW (instructions from a judge):

5. charge no pl:

Verantwortung f <-, -en>
Obhut f <->
to be in [or under] sb's charge
to be in [or under] sb's charge
to place sb in sb's charge
jdn in jds Obhut geben
sich acc um jdn kümmern

6. charge ECON, FIN (financial burden):

Belastung f <-, -en>
Grundschuld f <-, -en>
Fixbelastung f <-, -en>

7. charge FIN:

8. charge no pl ELEC:

Ladung f <-, -en>
to leave/put sth on charge Brit

9. charge (explosive):

10. charge no pl (feeling):

11. charge (attack):

Angriff m <-(e)s, -e>
Attacke f <-, -n>

12. charge dated:

Schützling m <-s, -e>
Mündel nt <-s, ->

13. charge dated form (task):

Auftrag m <-(e)s, -trä·ge>
Aufgabe f <-, -n>

14. charge (in heraldry):

15. charge Am inf (kick):

Kick m inf
etw gibt jdm einen richtigen Kick inf

II. charge [tʃɑ:ʤ, Am tʃɑ:rʤ] VB intr

1. charge (for goods, services):

2. charge ELEC:

laden <lädt, lud, geladen>

3. charge (attack):

to charge at sb MIL

4. charge (move quickly):

III. charge [tʃɑ:ʤ, Am tʃɑ:rʤ] VB trans

1. charge (for goods, services):

to charge sth to sb's account
to charge sth to sb to charge sb [with] sth
to charge sb for sth
jdm Geld [o. etwas] für etw acc berechnen

2. charge LAW (accuse):

to charge sb [with sth]
jdn [wegen einer S. gen] anklagen
to charge sb [with sth]
jdn [einer S. gen] beschuldigen

3. charge ECON, FIN (take as guarantee):

4. charge ELEC:

Ladungsträger m <-s, ->

5. charge usu passive fig (fill with emotion):

6. charge Brit form (fill):

7. charge MIL (load):

8. charge (attack) MIL:

auf jdn losgehen inf

9. charge (make an assertion):

10. charge dated form (entrust):

to charge sb to do [or with doing] sth
jdn [damit] beauftragen [o. betrauen] , etw zu tun
to charge sb with sth
jdn mit etw dat beauftragen [o. betrauen]

11. charge usu passive (in heraldry):

I. sched·ule [ˈʃedju:l, Am ˈskeʤu:l] N

1. schedule (timetable):

Flugplan m <-(e)s, -pläne>
Lehrplan m <-(e)s, -pläne>

2. schedule:

Terminplan m <-(e)s, -pläne>
Zeitplan m <-(e)s, -pläne>
Programm nt <-s, -e>

3. schedule (official listing/form):

Aufstellung f <-, -en>
Liste f <-, -n>

4. schedule (routine):

5. schedule FIN:

Gebührenordnung f <-, -en>

II. sched·ule [ˈʃedju:l, Am ˈskeʤu:l] VB trans

1. schedule (list officially):

2. schedule (plan):

of [ɒv, əv, Am ɑ:v, ʌv, əv] PREP

1. of after n (belonging to):

von +dat
Rosenduft m <-(e)s, -düfte>

2. of after n (expressing relationship):

von +dat

3. of after n (expressing a whole's part):

von +dat

4. of after n (expressing quantities):

5. of after vb (consisting of):

aus +dat
after n a land of ice and snow

6. of after n (containing):

mit +dat

7. of after adj (done by):

von +dat

8. of after n (done to):

9. of after n (suffered by):

von +dat

10. of (expressing cause):

to die of sth
an etw dat sterben

11. of (expressing origin):

12. of after vb (concerning):

speaking of sb/sth, ...
wo [o. da] wir gerade von jdm/etw sprechen, ...
to be afraid of sb/sth
vor jdm/etw Angst haben
to be sick of sth
to be sick of sth
von etw dat genug haben
to be in search of sb/sth

13. of after n (expressing condition):

14. of after n (expressing position):

von +dat

15. of after n (with respect to scale):

von +dat

16. of (expressing age):

von +dat

17. of after n (denoting example of category):

18. of after n (typical of):

19. of after n (expressing characteristic):

20. of after n (away from):

von +dat

21. of after n (in time phrases):

22. of after vb (expressing removal):

CH, A meist gratis

23. of after n (apposition):

von +dat

24. of dated (during):

an +dat

25. of Am (to):

Phrases:

OpenDict entry

charge N

OpenDict entry

charge VB

OpenDict entry

schedule VB

PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

schedule of charges N FINMKT

PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary
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PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

charge N ACCOUNT

charge N ECON LAW

charge VB trans TRANS PROCESS

PONS Specialized Dictionary "Verkehrswesen"

schedule PUBL TRANS

Present
Icharge
youcharge
he/she/itcharges
wecharge
youcharge
theycharge
Past
Icharged
youcharged
he/she/itcharged
wecharged
youcharged
theycharged
Present Perfect
Ihavecharged
youhavecharged
he/she/ithascharged
wehavecharged
youhavecharged
theyhavecharged
Past Perfect
Ihadcharged
youhadcharged
he/she/ithadcharged
wehadcharged
youhadcharged
theyhadcharged

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Charges are banded (a full schedule of charges is listed below).
www.investmentinternational.com
Ensure that there are no hidden charges other than stated in the schedule of charges.
www.dnaindia.com
Children who hold their bladder or who are constipated have a greater number of infections than children who void on a regular schedule.
en.wikipedia.org
Teachers can also schedule messages in advance and look back on their communication history, which is never deleted.
en.wikipedia.org
And to his credit, he accepted its impracticability and, soon enough, returned the school year to its old schedule.
opinion.inquirer.net