[ I/T ] to ask for a price for something:

[ T ] to buy something and agree to pay for it later:

[ T ] to accuse someone of something, esp. to officially accuse someone of a crime:

[ I/T ] to move forward quickly, esp. to attack:

[ I/T ] to put electrical energy into a storage device such as a battery :

[ T ] law to instruct (the people deciding a legal case) what the law is in a particular case:

[ U ] responsibility for the control of something or the care of someone:

[ C ] the amount of explosive to be fired at one time

[ C/U ] chemistry, physics the amount of electricity that an electrical device stores or carries

[ C/U ] chemistry, physics A positive or negative electrical charge is a basic characteristic of matter.

[ I or T ] COMMERCE, FINANCE to ask for a particular amount of money for something, especially a service or activity:

[ T ] to pay for something by credit card:

[ T ] ACCOUNTING to record something as a cost in a financial account:

[ T ] LAW to make a formal statement saying that someone is accused of a crime:

[ T ] to publicly accuse someone of having done something bad:

[ T, often passive ] to ask someone to do a particular job:

[ C or U ] COMMERCE, FINANCE the amount of money that you have to pay for something, especially for a service:

[ C ] ACCOUNTING a cost that is recorded in a company's financial accounts:

[ C ] LAW, PROPERTY →  charge on assets :

[ C ] LAW a formal statement accusing someone of committing a crime:

[ C ] a statement that someone has done something bad: