“To be charged with” in Japanese
Short answer
To be charged with in Japanese is “仰せつかる” (oosetsukaru). Full meaning: to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job).
Other ways to say “To be charged with” in Japanese
帯びる
obiru to wear (a sword, decoration, etc.), to carry, to bear; to be entrusted with (a mission), to be charged with, to take on; to have (a quality, property, etc.), to have a trace of, to be tinged with
おびる
obiru to wear (a sword, decoration, etc.), to carry, to bear; to be entrusted with (a mission), to be charged with, to take on; to have (a quality, property, etc.), to have a trace of, to be tinged with
帶びる
obiru to wear (a sword, decoration, etc.), to carry, to bear; to be entrusted with (a mission), to be charged with, to take on; to have (a quality, property, etc.), to have a trace of, to be tinged with
佩びる
obiru to wear (a sword, decoration, etc.), to carry, to bear; to be entrusted with (a mission), to be charged with, to take on; to have (a quality, property, etc.), to have a trace of, to be tinged with
仰せつかっ
oosetsuka to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
仰せつかッ
oosetsuka to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
仰せつから
oosetsukara to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
仰せつかろ
oosetsukaro to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
仰せつかり
oosetsukari to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
仰せつかれ
oosetsukare to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
仰せつかん
oosetsukan to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
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