(transitive) to take charge of; to be in charge of; to take care of / (transitive, of a taxi or an ambulance) to pick up, to take on

management (of something), care (for something) / pick-up (by a taxi); pick-up fare, minimum fare / payment (of some costs) / care, nursing, treatment (of a patient)

(ecclesiastical) to have the task of leading people spiritually, to be a shepherd / (by extension) to be responsible for someone

(informal) I'll owe you one; I'll return the favour someday; provided that you let me return the favour some time

(informal) on the double, at a run

(military) to resume combat after being defeated / (transferred sense, figuratively) to be insistent in achieving one's ends; to insist; to try again

(law) burden of proof (duty of a party in a legal proceeding to prove an assertion of fact) / (epistemology) burden of proof (obligation of the person making a claim in a dispute to provide sufficient evidence for their position)

plural of dispositif à couplage de charge

charge-coupled device

plural of charge