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Meanings of "charge!" in Spanish English Dictionary : 2 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
charge! adelante [interj]
Speaking
charge! ¡a la carga!

Meanings of "charge!" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 500 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
charge cargo [m]
in charge a cargo [prep]
person in charge encargado [m]
in charge encargado [adj]
charge cobrar [v]
charge cargar [v]
charge carrier in a semiconductor portador [m]
charge carga [f]
charge acusación [f]
in charge responsable [adj]
be in charge of regir [v]
take charge of something encargarse [v]
place in charge encargar [v]
be in charge mandar [v]
General
charge precio [m]
extra charge recargo [m]
charge coste [m] ES
charge mando [m]
charge embestida [f]
charge inculpación [f]
charge encomienda [f]
charge querella [f]
free of charge gratuito [adj]
free of charge gratis [adj]
charge acusar [v]
be in charge of dirigir [v]
take charge of hacerse cargo de [v]
charge embestir [v]
charge inculpar [v]
take charge of encargarse de [v]
be in charge of encargarse de [v]
be in charge of mandar [v]
charge at arremeter [v]
charge cargar sobre [v]
put in charge encargar [v]
charge against acometer [v]
take charge of asumir [v]
charge cobro [m]
charge costo [m]
charge acometimiento [m]
shepherd in charge of newborn sheep and their mothers ahljador [m]
person appointed by the mayor in charge of governing a neighborhood alcalde de barrio [m]
person in charge of distributing irrigation water alcalde del agua [m]
man in charge of a brothel padre de mancebía [m]
officer in charge of captives and negotiating their release alfaqueque (árabe) [m]
man in charge of a granary or salt deposit alfoliero [m]
man in charge of a granary or salt deposit alfolinero [m]
person in charge of an oil mill almazarero [m]
person in charge of marking the boundary line amojonador [m]
amphictyon charge anfictionado [m]
person in charge of shaking wool with a bow and two strings arqueador [m]
person in charge of wheat deposit, tithes or grain kept in the granary camarero [m]
charge capítulo [m]
charge hand caporal [m]
charge hand caporalista [m]
person in charge of cutting combs catador [m]
person in charge of marking the game chazador [m]
charge comendamiento [m]
coordinator in charge of issuing confirmations of royal privileges concertador de privilegios [m]
person in charge of a convoy conductero [m]
servant in charge of the credence and salver credenciero [m]
employee in charge of deliveries cuartillera [m]
man elected in charge electo [m]
man in charge encargado [m]
person in charge of taking cattle to the slaughterhouse entrador [m]
extra charge extra [m]
supplementary charge extraordinario [m]
freight charge flete [m]
charge gasto [m]
charge gravamen [m]
officer in charge of silk contributions in the kingdom of granada jeliz (árabe) [m]
freight charge lanchaje [m]
person in charge of buying firewood for a house or community leñero [m]
man in charge of holding keys llavero [m]
man in charge of a lottery ticket office lotero [m]
beater in charge of leashed hounds montero de traílla [m]
farmer in charge of determining tithe amounts montonero [m]
person in charge of taking care of church or community works obrero [m]
man in charge of a brothel padre de mancebía [m]
person in charge of pouring crushed olive paste into baskets pastero [m]
person in charge of a commission to fulfill pious works patrono [m]
person in charge of setting or making guidelines pautador [m]
shipping charge porte [m]
extra charge recargo [m]
new charge or accusation recargo [m]
charge repartimiento [m]
public employee in charge of weighing repeso [m]
man in charge of the sheep herd dairy ropero [m]
charge acometida [f]
shepherd in charge of newborn sheep and their mothers ahljadora [f]
person appointed by the mayor in charge of governing a neighborhood alcaldesa de barrio [f]
person in charge of an oil mill almazarera [f]
electrical charge carga [f]
explosive charge carga [f]
depth charge carga de profundidad [f]
electrical charge carga eléctrica [f]
explosive charge carga explosiva [f]
charge comienda [f]
crucible charge crisolada [f]
charge account cuenta de crédito [f]
charge encomienda [f]
charge guarda [f]
charge imposición [f]
charge inculpación [f]
royal official in charge of the litters litería [f]
person in charge mano [f]
take charge of recepción [f]
charge reconvención [f]
person in charge of handling a clapperboard claquetista [m/f]
man/woman in charge responsable [m/f]
person in charge of a team of workers sobrestante [m/f]
in charge of comisionado [adj]
charge (money) cobrar [v]
put someone in charge of abandonar [v]
charge acometer [v]
charge adeudar [v]
charge apremiar [v]
charge atacar [v]
charge capitular [v]
electrically charge cargar [v]
put in charge cargar [v]
charge at the enemy cargar [v]
take charge cargar [v]
be in charge of cargar [v]
charge at cargarse [v]
charge cerrar [v]
charge combatir [v]
be in charge correr [v]
be in charge of correr [v]
charge echar [v]
charge embestir [v]
charge embolsar [v]
put in charge emplear [v]
be in charge of emplearse [v]
charge encausar [v]
take charge evacuar [v]
charge incriminar [v]
charge inculpar [v]
charge llevar [v]
be in charge mandar [v]
charge a miller's portion maquilar [v]
take charge oír [v]
charge chest first pechear [v]
impose a charge pensionar [v]
charge a toll portazgar [v]
tax a charge for consumption in retail sales reoctavar [v]
charge a contribution or assessment in parts repartir [v]
take charge of responsabilizarse [v]
turn around to charge the enemy revolver [v]
turn oneself around to charge the enemy revolverse [v]
charge saltear [v]
charge sobresaltar [v]
charge interest usurar [v]
charge interest usurear [v]
charge impuesto [m]
charge orden [m]
hire charge arrendamiento [m]
transport charge porte [m]
one in charge of the hold bodeguero [m]
primer charge cebo [m]
charge importe [m]
charge gasto [m]
charge cebo [m]
storage charge almacenaje [m]
hire charge alquiler [m]
device which detects the presence of an electric charge electroscopio [m]
putting in charge compromiso [m]
charge of electricity corrientazo [m]
extra charge sobrecoste [m]
someone that is jointly in charge corresponsable [m]
service charge servicio [m]
hand in charge of a ranch encargado [m]
captain in charge of boat/canoe patrón [m]
call toll charge cargo del costo de la llamada [m]
cancellation charge cargo por cancelación [m]
cancellation charge cargo de cancelación [m]
driver in charge conductor a cargo [m]
driver in charge conductor encargado [m]
charge arremetida [f]
charge of firearms munición [f]
static electricity charge carga eléctrica estática [f]
charge recarga [f]
the woman in charge doña [f]
electrical charge carga eléctrica [f]
charge aplicación [f]
woman in charge of taking care of the altar and religious images of the brotherhoods camarera [f]
charge hand caporala [f]
person in charge of buying firewood for a house or community leñera [f]
woman in charge of holding keys llavera [f]
woman in charge of a lottery ticket office lotera [f]
woman in charge of the sheep herd dairy ropera [f]
person in charge responsable [m/f]
without charge gratis [adj]
in charge a cargo [adj]
free of charge de balde [adj]
free of charge gracioso [adj]
charge encargar [v]
charge incriminar [v]
take charge encargarse [v]
charge up cargar [v]
charge imponer [v]
charge pedir [v]
take charge of abrazar [v]
charge for cargar [v]
charge (fee) cobrar [v]
charge with determinar [v]
be in charge of gobernar [v]
charge extra cobrar un suplemento [v]
have charge of something tener algo al cargo de uno [v]
be in charge ser el encargado (la encargada) [v]
take charge of something hacerse cargo de algo [v]
take charge of something encargarse de algo [v]
charge the battery cargar la pila [v]
charge the batteries cargar las pilas [v]
charge the battery cargar la batería [v]
charge the batteries recargar pilas [v]
charge someone with something acusar a alguien de algo [v]
deny the charge negar la acusación [v]
charge exigir [v]
charge with inculpar de [v]
be in charge llevar la batuta [v]
beat a charge derrotar [v]
be a charge on somebody ser una carga para alguien [v]
be in charge (of something) dar el estar al bate [v]
charge battery cargar batería [v]
be under someone's charge estar bajo cargo de alguien [v]
add labour charge sumar gastos de mano de obra: añadir el coste de la mano de obra [v]
afford the charge pagar el precio [v]
afford the charge afrontar los gastos [v]
be a charge on somebody ser una carga para alguien [v]
without charge gratis [adv]
at a charge of a un precio de [adv]
in charge of a cargo de [prep]
charge honorarios [m/pl]
official of a court of justice in charge of carrying out public auctions martillador público [n] EC
postage charge gastos de envío
be in charge of ser responsable de
investigator in charge investigadora a cargo
service charge cargo por servicio
cover charge precio del cubierto
reverse-charge call [uk] llamada a cobro revertido
shepherd in charge of a sheep nursery ahijador [m]
customs charge adeudo [m]
charge censo [m]
charge capítulo [m]
charge cometido [m]
charge cuidado [m]
one in charge of a convoy conductero [m]
burdensome charge/obligation gabarro [m]
charge encargo [m]
charge encomendamiento [m]
charge gravamen [m]
artillery officer in charge of horses jilmaestre [m]
officer in charge of victuals and staff payroll in the royal palace guardamangier [m]
charge peso [m]
new charge/accusation recargo [m]
charge mandato [m]
charge tiro [m]
blasting charge taladro [m]
charge laid upon a foundation vínculo [m]
person in charge of a booking office taquillero [m]
charge costa [f]
coal charge put into a furnace carbonada [f]
charge comisión [f]
charge (fire-arms/mines) carga [f]
charge imposición [f]
tax/charge/duty imposed imposición [f]
false imputation/charge impostura [f]
agent's charge personería [f]
royal official in charge of the litters litería [f]
second charge of fire-arms recarga [f]
charge partida [f]
charge reconvención [f]
charge of fire-arms munición [f]
person in charge of a booking office taquillera [f]
principal person (person in charge) cabeza [m/f]
in charge of the register of papal bulls bulista [adj]
with the charge of a certain district partidario [adj]
charge with gas airear [v]
ram or force the charge into fire-arms atacar [v]
charge argüir [v]
charge to an account contar [v]
give in charge dejar [v]
charge (fee/price) cobrar [v]
charge cometer [v]
charge to account cargar [v]
undertake a charge/trust cargar [v]
take charge encargar [v]
charge/impute falsely imponer [v]
charge imputar [v]
charge upon imputar [v]
charge llevar [v]
place in charge poner [v]
take charge of recibir [v]
be someone's obligation or charge tocar [v]
charge adeudo [m]
charge precepto [m]
charge deber [m]
charge tributo [m]
charge depósito [m]
charge for transporting goods carretaje [m]
person in charge encargada [f]
charge cláusula [f]
charge gavela [f]
charge acumular [v]
charge confiar [v]
charge llenar [v]
charge denunciar [v]
charge atarear [v]
charge mandar [v]
charge conjurar [v]
charge censurar [v]
leave in someone's charge dar a uno en depósito [v]
charge a battery cargar una batería [v]
give in charge hacer prender [v]
charge money cobrar dinero [v]
charge ataque [m]
foreman in charge of irrigation waters atopile [m] MX
a railwayman in charge of switch points or mobile rails allowing trains to switch railroad tracks abanderado (méxico) [m] rare
man in charge of extracting the entrails of slaughtered animals in a slaughterhouse achurador [m] AR:Nw
man in charge of extracting the entrails of slaughtered animals in a slaughterhouse achurreador [m] AR UY
person in charge of certain teacher and administrative chores (schools) adscripto [m] UY
person in charge of putting sand on the tracks so that the train wheels don't slip arenero [m] CU
horseman in charge of containing the heifer (in a rodeo) atajador [m] CL
man in charge of spurring on and picking up cattle in a country estate aventador [m] GT HN rur. rare
someone in charge of hiring ad spaces for a company avisador [m] CL
initial taxi charge banderazo [m] MX CO VE
excessive charge bandidismo [m] CU
person in charge of bringing water to players at a soccer match aguatero [m] HN SV CR DO CO EC BO CL PY AR UY PE
(in agriculture) person in charge of irrigation aguatero [m] EC
a person in charge of keeping watch and running an estate agregado [m] CO rur.
someone who's in charge of something bolada [m] HN NI CR
man in charge of the tanning leather machine bataneador [m] HN
person in charge of the boligorrín game boligorrinero [m] HN
man in charge of caring for alligators in a reserve caimanero [m] BO
(in a banana plantation) the person who is in charge of placing the export bananas in boxes cajonero [m] EC
in a sugar mill, a person in charge of loading ovens with bagasse bagacero [m] CU
a person in charge of picking up and moving the bagasse out of a mill bagacero [m] GT HN EC
person in charge of classifying tobacco leaves by size, color and quality apartador [m] CU
person in charge of a community el mero borbollón [m] HN NI rur.
soldier in charge of clean up and company formation cabo policía [m] SV BO PY
person in charge of clearing a plot of land desmontador [m] DO BO PY
person in charge of classifying, collecting, and distributing church income to the canonry clavero [m] MX HN
person in charge of regulating the entry and exit of vehicles in an urban transportation terminal despedidor [m] CU
person in charge of informing the drivers of schedules and routes (in transportation companies) datero [m] PE
man in charge of housekeeping and caring for hotel rooms cuartelero [m] EC UY disused
man in charge of housekeeping and caring for hotel rooms cuartelero [m] PE
(boarding school) male student in charge of housekeeping and caring for the dormitory cuartelero [m] CU
man in charge of watching the house and farm and feeding the animals cuidón [m] VE:W
male worker in charge of measuring and calculating volumes, especially in metallic structures cubicador [m] DO CL
worker in charge of controlling the moisture of the soil (sugar industry) capataz de riego [m] PR
person in charge of the workers transporting the bunches of bananas (banana plantation) capitán de línea [m] HN:N
person who is in charge of preparation of bunches of raw stripped tobacco enterciador [m] CU
person in charge of an establishment, stand, or cafeteria fondero [m] MX GT HN NI CU PR EC CL AR UY derog.
person in charge of monitoring the circulation of motor vehicles in a city fiscal de tránsito [m] VE
carpenter in charge of assembling furniture frames esqueletero [m] CL
laborer in charge of staking hides estaqueador [m] PY AR rur.
man in charge of making stakes and nailing them in the ground estaquero [m] NI rur.
laborer in charge of collecting wool fleeces after shearing envellonador [m] AR rur.
person in charge of verifying cattle weights fiel de rastro [m] HN
person in charge of selecting and classifying tobacco leaves by size and quality escogedor [m] CU EC
man in charge of supervising the tobacco drying sheds estufero [m] AR:Nw rur.
man in charge of a cauldron at a mill fondero [m] VE rur.
man in charge of stirring the molasses until it becomes raw cane sugar fondero [m] HN rur.
police or military officer in charge of policing a canton or village cabo cantonal [m] HN
man in charge of grinding the yerba mate leaves canchador [m] AR:Ne UY
person in charge of the elaboration of spirits and alcohols in a distillery alambiquero [m] MX PA PR VE EC rare
man in charge of installing barb wire around plots of land or fields alambrador [m] CL PY AR UY
man in charge of attending the pool tables so that the game can be carried out garitero [m] CO
employee win charge of the brakes on trains garrotero [m] MX
truck that is in charge of the distribution of liquefied gas in tanks gasero [m] BO PY
worker in charge of carrying the yerba mate leaves to the drying room guaino [m] AR:Nw rur.
male civil servant in charge of accounts and the legality of state expenses contralor (inglés) [m] MX GT HN SV CR PA DO PR CO VE EC PE BO CL PY AR
man in charge of caring for the livestock in the corrals corralero [m] HN NI UY rur.
person in charge of cutting sugar cane on a plantation cortero [m] HN CO VE:W rur.
person in charge of writing down the points that each player makes in billiards coime [m] HN NI VE
female civil servant in charge of accounts and the legality of state expenses contralora (inglés) [m] MX GT HN SV CR PA DO PR CO VE EC PE BO CL PY AR
worker in charge of spreading cement or concrete concretero [m] CL
very large pay cut or charge hachazo [m] PR BO
laborer in charge of putting the green yerba mate leaves into the dehydrator horquillero [m] AR:Ne
person in charge of overseeing coffee harvesting horquetero [m] NI CR rur.
person associated with the government who is sometimes in charge of paying bribes hombre del maletín [m] EC
person in charge of handling sugar cane juice in a mill hornero [m] EC
person in charge of solving the regulatory aspects in horse racing juez de cancha [m] BO:S
person in charge of delivering money to winners in horse race bets juez pagador [m] BO:S
charge too much destusado [m] CR
person in charge of grouping tobacco leaves and tying the stalks engavillador [m] CU
person in charge of pouring sugar cane honey into molds at the sugar cane mill enmoldador [m] HN
person in charge of putting the spur on the fighter cock ennavajador [m] HN
person in charge of making bundles during harvest manojeador [m] CU
person in charge of putting soles on shoes entapador [m] CL
person in charge of obtaining information for a future theft marcador [m] HN
farrier, in charge of shoeing horses mariscal [m] CL
person in charge of carnival games machinero [m] PR
person in charge of taking care of the cows and separating them from their calves for milking purposes encerrador [m] CO rur.
person in charge of handling a hoist or winch malacatero [m] MX
worker in charge of livestock branding marquero [m] AR rur.
person in charge of office or workshop supplies ofisboy (inglés office y boy) [m] HN:N
port charge mollaje [m] CL
man in charge of or working at a festival or market mesero [m] CL:S
man in charge of or working at a festival or market mesero [m] CL:S rare
man in charge of or working at a festival or market mesero [m] CL:S
person in charge of introducing sugar cane into the mill metecaña [m] CO
worker in charge of moving products or merchandise in an area movilizador [m] CL
agricultural worker in charge of stacking piles parvero [m] MX EC
person in charge of developing patterns for footwear designs patronista [m] HN
person in charge of hanging political propaganda posters on walls pegatinero [m] AR UY
person in charge of public space maintenance placero [m] AR UY
person in charge of drawing up lists of people planillero [m] GT CR BO
person who receives lunch and dinner in exchange for a monthly charge pensionado [m] BO
person who receives room and board in exchange for a monthly charge pensionado [m] BO:S
person in charge of paying weekly wages to workers rayador [m] MX disused
person in charge of dehairing and scudding hides before curing rabajador [m] HN
old prostitute that doesn't charge much requemo [m] PR
man in charge of a herd of horses tropillero [m] AR UY rur.
man in charge of stock horses tropillero [m] AR UY rur.
in cockfights, someone in charge of clearing up issues tribunal de honor [m] PR
cuban ministry of transportation employee in charge of order at the bus stops amarillo [m] CU
person in charge of putting sand on rails arenero [m] CU
canon of the zaragoza cathedral in charge of distributing alms caritatero [m] ES local
person in charge of a convoy condutero [m] disused
charge encargamiento [m] disused
rancher in charge of a ranch estanciero [m] disused
laborer in charge of staking hides estaqueador [m] AR/UY rur.
counter-charge contracargo [m] MX GT CR CO VE PE BO AR UY
charge fajazo [m] AN
freight charge flete [m] GT CR NI VE BO PY
man in charge of holding keys llaverizo [m] disused
man in charge mandador [m] disused
freight charge nolit [m] disused
person in charge of a commission to fulfill pious works patronero [m] disused
charge levied by the owner of a gambling-house cancha [f] CO
a railwayman in charge of switch points or mobile rails allowing trains to switch railroad tracks abanderada (méxico) [f] rare
hand in charge of a ranch encargada [f]
person in charge of applying something (especially referring to agricultural goods or livestock) aplicadora [f] AR rur.
person in charge of putting sand on the tracks so that the train wheels don't slip arenera [f] CU
charge of one animal by another (horse-racing) atropellada [f] PE UY
someone in charge of hiring ad spaces for a company avisadora [f] CL
(in agriculture) person in charge of irrigation aguatera [f] EC
person in charge of the boligorrín game boligorrinera [f] HN
(in a banana plantation) the person who is in charge of placing the export bananas in boxes cajonera [f] EC
person in charge of classifying tobacco leaves by size, color and quality apartadora [f] CU
person in charge of land worked by those renting it to farm cabeza [f] SV rur.
person in charge of clearing a plot of land desmontadora [f] DO BO PY
office in a church in charge of the collection and distribution of income to the canonry clavería [f] MX HN
person in charge of regulating the entry and exit of vehicles in an urban transportation terminal despedidora [f] CU
woman in charge of housekeeping and caring for hotel rooms cuartelera [f] EC UY disused
woman in charge of housekeeping and caring for hotel rooms cuartelera [f] PE
(boarding school) female student in charge of housekeeping and caring for the dormitory cuartelera [f] CU
woman in charge of watching the house and farm and feeding the animals cuidona [f] VE:W
female worker in charge of measuring and calculating volumes, especially in metallic structures cubicadora [f] DO CL
woman in charge of the saint (in a confraternity) capitana [f] NI
person who is in charge of preparation of bunches of raw stripped tobacco enterciadora [f] CU
person in charge of an establishment, stand, or cafeteria fondera [f] MX GT HN NI CU PR EC CL AR UY derog.
person in charge of selecting and classifying tobacco leaves by size and quality escogedora [f] CU EC
exemption from a charge, obligation, or blame eximición [f] BO CL AR cult
man in charge of grinding the yerba mate leaves canchadora [f] AR:Ne UY
group of respectable people who are in charge of judging and solving a conflict between two individuals or institutions comisión de hombres buenos [f] CL
snack that the government gives, free of charge to children in public schools colación escolar [f] EC
person in charge of grouping tobacco leaves and tying the stalks engavilladora [f] CU
person in charge of putting the spur on the fighter cock ennavajadora [f] HN
person in charge of making bundles during harvest manojeadora [f] CU
person in charge of putting soles on shoes entapadora [f] CL
person in charge of carnival games machinera [f] PR
person in charge of handling a hoist or winch malacatera [f] MX
woman in charge of or working at a festival or market mesera [f] MX GT HN SV NI CR PA CU DO PR CO EC PE BO CL
woman in charge of or working at a festival or market mesera [f] CL:S rare
woman in charge of or working at a festival or market mesera [f] CL:S
worker in charge of moving products or merchandise in an area movilizadora [f] CL
agricultural worker in charge of stacking piles parvera [f] MX EC
person in charge of hanging political propaganda posters on walls pegatinera [f] AR UY
person in charge of public space maintenance placera [f] AR UY
lunch and dinner in exchange for a monthly charge pensión [f] BO
person who receives lunch and dinner in exchange for a monthly charge pensionada [f] BO
person who receives room and board in exchange for a monthly charge pensionada [f] BO:S
person in charge of paying weekly wages to workers rayadora [f] MX disused
old prostitute that doesn't charge much requemada [f] PR
woman in charge of the congregation of neighbors responsible for functions and religious festivities, by commission of the priest suprema [f] CL:Sw
cuban ministry of transportation employee in charge of order at the bus stops amarilla [f] CU
person in charge of putting sand on rails arenera [f] CU
charge comendadoría [f] disused
service charge comunidad [f] ES
person in charge encargada [f]
charge for damages enmienda [f] disused
woman in charge mandadora [f] disused
person in charge of a commission to fulfill pious works patronera [f] disused
person in charge of throwing the rubble or mineral remains into the dump where waste is deposited botarripio [m/f] CL
person in charge of throwing the rubble or mineral remains into the dump where waste is deposited botarripios [m/f] CL
a person in charge of modulating the braking pressure on a train airista [m/f] EC disused
person in charge of coding/decoding messages clavista [m/f] CU
person in charge of guarding a place cevepé (de cvp sigla de cuerpo de vigilantes de la policía) [m/f] CU
person in charge of monitoring the circulation of motor vehicles in a city fiscal [m/f] VE
person in charge of community outreach regarding an activity or service extensionista [m/f] CL
person in charge of preparing or emitting invoices facturista [m/f] AR MX EC rare
person in charge of tending to a steam boiler foguista [m/f] PY AR UY
military corps in charge of maintaining order in rural areas guardia rural [m/f] CU disused
indigenous person in charge of a ranch guasicama [m/f] EC:C
judge in charge of a judicial district juez de circuito [m/f] CO
in charge of classifying tobacco leaves by size, color and quality apartador [adj] CU
working in a copper mine or in charge of copper production cuprero [adj] CL