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v slovarju PONS

Vnos OpenDict

restocking charge SAM.

v slovarju PONS

I. re·stock [ˌri:ˈstɒk, am. angl. -ˈstɑ:k] GLAG. preh. glag.

to restock sth [with sth]
etw wieder [mit etw daj.] auffüllen

II. re·stock [ˌri:ˈstɒk, am. angl. -ˈstɑ:k] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

I. charge [tʃɑ:ʤ, am. angl. tʃɑ:rʤ] SAM.

1. charge (for goods, services):

Gebühr ž. spol <-, -en>
Umweltmaut ž. spol
Eintritt m. spol <-(e)s, -e>
Eintrittsgeld sr. spol <-(e)s, -er>
charges forward GOSP., FINAN.

2. charge PRAVO (accusation):

Anklage ž. spol <-, -n> wegen +rod.
Nebenbeschuldigung ž. spol <-, -en>

3. charge fig.:

Vorwurf m. spol <-(e)s, -wür·fe> +rod.
Beschuldigung ž. spol <-, -en> wegen +rod.

4. charge PRAVO (instructions from a judge):

5. charge no pl:

Verantwortung ž. spol <-, -en>
Obhut ž. spol <->
to be in [or under] sb's charge
to be in [or under] sb's charge
to place sb in sb's charge
jdn in jds Obhut geben
sich tož. um jdn kümmern

6. charge GOSP., FINAN. (financial burden):

Belastung ž. spol <-, -en>
Grundschuld ž. spol <-, -en>
Fixbelastung ž. spol <-, -en>

7. charge FINAN.:

8. charge no pl ELEK.:

Ladung ž. spol <-, -en>
to leave/put sth on charge brit. angl.

9. charge (explosive):

[Spreng]ladung ž. spol

10. charge no pl (feeling):

11. charge (attack):

Angriff m. spol <-(e)s, -e>
Attacke ž. spol <-, -n>

12. charge dated:

Schützling m. spol <-s, -e>
Mündel sr. spol <-s, ->

13. charge dated ur. jez. (task):

Auftrag m. spol <-(e)s, -trä·ge>
Aufgabe ž. spol <-, -n>

14. charge (in heraldry):

Wappen[bild] sr. spol

15. charge am. angl. pog. (kick):

Kick m. spol pog.
etw gibt jdm einen richtigen Kick pog.

II. charge [tʃɑ:ʤ, am. angl. tʃɑ:rʤ] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. charge (for goods, services):

Geld [o. eine Gebühr] für etw tož. verlangen
to charge like a wounded bull avstral. angl.

2. charge ELEK.:

laden <lädt, lud, geladen>

3. charge (attack):

to charge at sb VOJ.

4. charge (move quickly):

III. charge [tʃɑ:ʤ, am. angl. tʃɑ:rʤ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. charge (for goods, services):

to charge sth to sb's account
to charge sth to sb to charge sb [with] sth
to charge sb for sth
jdm Geld [o. etwas] für etw tož. berechnen

2. charge PRAVO (accuse):

to charge sb [with sth]
jdn [wegen einer S. rod.] anklagen
to charge sb [with sth]
jdn [einer S. rod.] beschuldigen

3. charge GOSP., FINAN. (take as guarantee):

4. charge ELEK.:

Ladungsträger m. spol <-s, ->

5. charge usu passive fig. (fill with emotion):

6. charge brit. angl. ur. jez. (fill):

7. charge VOJ. (load):

8. charge (attack) VOJ.:

auf jdn losgehen pog.

9. charge (make an assertion):

10. charge dated ur. jez. (entrust):

to charge sb to do [or with doing] sth
jdn [damit] beauftragen [o. betrauen] , etw zu tun
to charge sb with sth
jdn mit etw daj. beauftragen [o. betrauen]

11. charge usu passive (in heraldry):

Vnos OpenDict

charge SAM.

account-keeping charges mn. samost. FINAN.
Vnos OpenDict

charge GLAG.

Strokovni slovar za bančništvo, finance in zavarovanja PONS

charge SAM. RAČUN.

Gebühr ž. spol

charge SAM. EKON. ZAKON.

Belastung ž. spol

charge GLAG. preh. glag. OBDEL. TRANS.

Present
Irestock
yourestock
he/she/itrestocks
werestock
yourestock
theyrestock
Past
Irestocked
yourestocked
he/she/itrestocked
werestocked
yourestocked
theyrestocked
Present Perfect
Ihaverestocked
youhaverestocked
he/she/ithasrestocked
wehaverestocked
youhaverestocked
theyhaverestocked
Past Perfect
Ihadrestocked
youhadrestocked
he/she/ithadrestocked
wehadrestocked
youhadrestocked
theyhadrestocked

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Their guaranty is a bit hollow because they have a $100 restocking charge and shipping both ways of approximately $20 isn't covered, so one could not only be disappointed but also out $140.
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In the 1980s, the government provided substantial aid to farmers, and by 1983 eighty ranches had been restocked with cattle.
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The company supplies could again be restocked from battalion stocks, moved by trucks loaded with fifty litre fuel drums.
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The town's railroad infrastructure included a five-stall roundhouse, depot, machine shop, and structures to restock passing trains with sand, coal and water.
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Movement of these species may have been done in order to restock hunted populations, solve humanwildlife conflicts, or to encourage industries such as nature-based tourism.
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