noun / verb
charge
CHARJ/tʃˈɑrdʒ/
an amount required as payment for goods or services
The café owner's bill shows the charge awaiting the customer's payment.
Etymology
Latin carricare meant loading a cart. That physical burden became a burden of expense, leading to the sense of asking someone to pay for goods or services.
In context
clothes to them and then you pick it up when it's ready so on your website if if if they charge 150 to do the work the full service you charge 250
More examples
- There is no charge for delivery.
- They charged us twice for the same meal.
- The bill included several unexpected charges.
Forms
charge · charges · charged · charging