“Charge” in Japanese
Short answer
Charge in Japanese is “受け持ち” (ukemochi). Full meaning: charge (of something), matter in one's charge, (one's) assignment, (one's) job.
Other ways to say “Charge” in Japanese
突撃
totsugeki charge, rush, dash, assault, attack
チャージ
chaaji charge (electrical), recharging; charge (fee); topping up (a contactless smart card), recharging
係
kakari charge, duty, person in charge, official, clerk; connection, linking
保管
hokan charge, custody, safekeeping, deposit, storage
訴因
soin charge, count
廉
kado grounds, charge, suspicion
突っ込み
tsukkomi thrust, charge, penetration; digging into (a matter), depth; straight man (of a comedy duo)
料金
ryoukin fee, charge, fare
お代
odai charge (for admission, a meal, etc.), fee, price
料
ryou fee, charge, rate; material
罪名
zaimei name of a crime, charge
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