Sommario
charge {sostantivo}
acusação · carga · despesa · encargo · preço · cargo
to charge {verbo}
carregar · cobrar · encomendar · acumular eletricidade em · incumbir · onerar
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Traduzione inglese-portoghese per "charge"
"charge" traduzione portoghese
charge {sostantivo}
The charge sheet reads: lack of a decent system of European ports of refuge.
Yet it is a charge that could also be directed at the Israeli authorities.
Refusal to recognise another state or the rights of its people is a charge of great magnitude.
Yet the charge is so serious it could lead to the death penalty.
He is indicted on a charge of high treason, which is a very strong and extreme charge and for what?
And these forces act on, attract, bodies that have an electrical charge.
Our friend Mr Desama has spoken of a cavalry charge.
It therefore appears, Mr President, that between Nice and Laeken, the federalist pressure groups have taken charge.
The only thing I regret is that the charge was only made with horses, because what we needed was tanks.
High taxes and social charges are therefore only one reason among many.
I am surprised that they continue to charge supplements to single people who sometimes simply find it difficult to afford this.
So the small coaster - or the large coaster for that matter - will certainly incur a charge here, and I consider this to be a problem.
Secondly, the consumer can, simply and without charge, indicate his wish not to receive e-mail advertising from specific companies.
Those same Member States should then decide independently whether they are to fund this expenditure by, in turn, levying charges in relation to their own particular fishing vessels.
Click Update total to calculate the total monthly charge and applicable taxes.
This is one of the reasons I suggested that the Commission recommended other factors when setting the operating charge.
Firstly, Member States must be given the maximum freedom possible when they come to setting and applying the operating charge.
Know that you can count on a special place in the prayers of the one who has received from Christ the charge of confirming his brethren in
On the other hand, we should not make a charge if it is not necessary.
An authority may make a charge to cover its costs, but it is unnecessary to ask for additional payment.
For basic services, materials and data, however, specialist organisations must be able to recover their costs and make a reasonable charge.
, visible charge.
For example, in Finland charges for local wired telephone calls have risen by a quarter in the last few years.
It was not in place to assist those who were in charge of the issues in 1999.
Perhaps Commissioner Fischler should put him in charge of inspecting abattoirs.
The aim was to charge the costs of this outside assistance to part B of the budget, to operating appropriations.
The Presidency intends to bring face to face those in charge of prevention and politicians in charge of repression.
Administrative expenditure which the implementation of this Chapter entails for the institutions shall be charged to the Union budget.
to charge {verbo}
to charge [charged|charged] {v.} (anche: to take away, to load, to carry, to carry away)
If a rechargeable mouse becomes too hot while charging, the battery indicator light may still flash green, but may not charge.
I will most probably be accused of being a fanatical transparency activist, but I refuse to accept this and I refute the charge.
This would be the case for carbon dioxide as well if nuclear power were to be used for battery charging.
to charge [charged|charged] {v.} (anche: to invoice, to collect, to dun, to cash in)
Maybe we should patent the universe and charge everyone royalties for their existence.
Let's charge them a boatload of cash for this and see what they think.
But to vary a couple of words in the self-same document, they proposed to charge me GBP 500.
It is concerned because of the inability to charge for services.
The directive stipulates that the public authorities may make a charge for supplying information.
to charge [charged|charged] {v.} (anche: to book, to order, to reserve)
So as a result of the criticism it was decided to charge Stone & Webster to undertake a supplementary investigation.
to charge [charged|charged] {v.}
to charge [charged|charged] {v.} (anche: to entrust)
to charge [charged|charged] {v.} (anche: to burden)
Mr President, the EU is charging vehicles again for roads already paid for by national taxes.
Increases in premiums would be charged to the insured parties themselves, and the rationalisation measures would threaten jobs.
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