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Chef d'accusation
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Считать, русский
Считать, счислять, вычислять, исчислять, расчислять, сводить счеты, делать расчет, подсчет, выкладку; почитать чем, принимать за что, оценивать; приписывать, вменять, относить. считать что важным, придавать чему важное значение. раскинь, почем на брата пр
Zählen, немецкий
Rakna, шведский
Заряд, зарядка, русский
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Accusatio, латинский
Accusation, английский
A formal charge against a person
Accusative, английский
A винительный case
Accusator, латинский
Accusator [oris, m], латинский
Accusator [oris, m] (morum, латинский
Accusatorius [a, um], латинский
Chef, шведский
Chef, английский
Chef d'équipe, французский
Chef d'equipe, французский
Chef de chantier, французский
Chef de mission, английский
Руководитель делегации
Chefsjuksköterska, шведский
Chefskock, шведский
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Charge, английский
- In criminal law, each thing the defendant is accused of. (see count)
- The amount of refrigerant in a system.
- Заряд; заправка; загрузка
- Заряд
- To run into an opponent; legal if done from the front or side of the ball carrier; illegal against a player without the ball or from behind.
- The quantity of refrigerant in a refrigeration system.
- The proportional quantity of powder and ball wherewith a gun is loaded for execution. the rules for loading large ordnance are: that the piece be first cleaned or scoured inside; that the proper quantity of powder be next driven in and rammed down, care however being taken that the powder in ramming be not bruised, because that weakens its effect; that a little quantity of paper, lint, or the like, be rammed over it, and then the ball be intruded. if the ball be red hot, a tompion, or trencher of green wood, is to be driven in before it. also, in martial law, an indictment or specification of the crime of which a prisoner stands accused. also, in evolutions, the brisk advance of a body to attack an enemy, with bayonets fixed at the charge, or firmly held at the hip. also, the command on duty, every man`s office.—a ship of charge, is one so deeply immersed as to steer badly.—to charge a piece, is to put in the proper quantity of ammunition.
- [1] the explosive or propellant with which a gun or shell is loaded. [2] to load a gun or a vessel. [3] a formal accusation of infraction of discipline or crime. [4] to store electrical energy in a battery. [5] to pressurize a pneumatic or hydraulic system. [6] a figure, badge, or heraldic symbol on the field of a flag.
- The process of adding electrical energy to a battery.
- The incidental cost of product acquisition or product delivery.
- The document evidencing mortgage security required by crown law (law derived from english law). a fixed charge refers to a defined set of assets and is usually registered. a floating charge refers to other assets which change from time to time (ie. cash, inventory, etc.), which become a fixed charge after a default.
- Долговое обязательство
- Сбор, платеж
- Being charged means you`ve been formally accused of committing a crime. you will be given a paper called a `charge sheet` which will have details of the allegations, the date you have to go to court, and any conditions of bail.
Charge de la preuve, французский
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