Charge
Charge noun - The duty or function of watching or guarding for the sake of proper direction or control.
Usage example: was given charge of the business during the owner's absence
Hand
How words are described
| old | old charge | old hand |
| good | good charge | good hand |
| full | full charge | full hand |
| long | long charge | long hand |
| Other adjectives: normal, short, direct, current, free, single, actual, massive, large, big, weak, little, main, new, major, possible, final, extra, last, literal. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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In Naruto the Chidori technique in its basic form consists of concentrating lightning chakra in your hand and charge very fast to make it cut and pierce through anything.
Source: Razor-Sharp Hand -
In the final battle, most police officers just charge in to fight Bane's men hand-to-hand instead of shooting them.
Source: Film / The Dark Knight Rises -
Onrushing Army: During Cowpens, the two armies charge at each other and clash in hand-to-hand combat.
Source: Film / The Patriot
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