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Meanings of take charge in anglès

Assume control.

Usage of take charge in anglès
1
I feel cheated; I was reared to believe that men take charge.
The new yorker
2
She needed to take charge of this situation, take care of herself.
Take a Chance on Me
3
The washerwomen will take charge of the dirty linen at the door.
Marie Antoinette and Her Son
4
A young lady came briskly up to take charge of the horse.
Enchanted Glass
5
Bolitho said, I want you to take charge of the two stern-chasers.
Success to the Brave
6
Let Samson Subsacrista, general servant of the party, take charge of it.
Past and Present
7
Therefore I must insist that you take charge of the anti-disruptionist propaganda.
The Parts Men Play
8
You will now take charge of the education of the other children.
Cleopatra — Volume 08
9
You had better take charge of the receipts, in case anything happens.
Crime and Punishment
10
Stay here and wait for Fox or take charge of the group?
Pasta Imperfect
11
San Martin was now sent to take charge of operations in Peru.
South America
12
Only now is Africa beginning to take charge of its own destiny.
This child will be great
13
He was later brought back to take charge again until the handover.
Reuters
14
Cursham proceeded to Dunstable to take charge of Home Service men; Lieut.
The Sherwood Foresters in the Great War 1914 - 1919 / History of...
15
The boatswain had been ordered to take charge of the first cutter.
The Voyages of the "Ranger" and "Crusader" / And what befell the...
16
Slyngstad's successor is expected to take charge within the next few months.
Reuters
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Take charge through the time
Take charge across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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