Charge
charge (noun, verb) - a request to pay
(also "sending a bill" or "putting it on their account" for future payment)
chargeable (adj) - can request someone to pay for
* Are these consulting hours chargeable to the client?
* Purchases from the hotel boutique are chargeable to your room.
* There are regulations limiting the rates of chargeable interest.
* You can now have all your chargeable calls itemised in your bill.
charge card (noun) - a credit card (usually for a particular store)
Example sentences:
* 1000 baht will be charged to your account.
* There's no charge for wrapping your gift.
* There'll be a small charge for delivery.
* Delivery within the city is free of charge.
* The service is available for a nominal charge.
* The money changer charges a commission on all transactions.
* Research costs are charged against profits the year they are incurred.
* You incurred a charge against your account.
* All early cancellations incur a charge.
* The manager has waived all early cancellation charges.
* There is one flat installation charge for up to 10 telephone lines.
take charge (verb), in charge (adj) - have control and responsibility over
* We're looking for someone to take charge of the marketing side of our business.
* I will take personal charge of this project.
* Who is in charge of these accounts?
* Can I speak to the person in charge here?
