英：[tʃɑ:dʒ əˈkaunt]
美：[tʃɑrdʒ əˈkaʊnt]
赊账；
noun
a business arrangement between a buyer and seller in which the seller allows the buyer to charge purchases to an account, for which he or she will be billed later.
The first known use of charge account was in 1894
charge cardnoun
credit card
charge accountnoun
a customer's account with a creditor (as a store) to which the purchase of goods is charged
1.According to documents filed Monday in the Jacksonville division of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, Amit Patel had sole authority to approve charges to the team's virtual credit card, a charge account that doesn't require a physical credit card.
2.Meanwhile, Vickers was hearing reports about someone in Cleveland claiming to be Collins and trying to buy musical gear on a store charge account; Vickers knew Collins was elsewhere in the country at that point.
3.His first act of revenge was to purchase several VCRs and televisions on his father’s charge account, and sell them for cash.
4.The Mesopotamians were among the first known to grasp the usefulness of the charge account.
5.Chime doesn’t charge account fees or require minimum balances and lets customers who directly deposit their paycheck have early access to those funds and overdraw up to $200.
6.The service will not charge account fees or commissions for online trades.
7.Participants will also have use of public spaces and a charge account for food and beverages.
8.There were also unsuccessful attempts to open three separate charge accounts at other businesses, police said.
9.Mr. Jones has a charge account at the garage on the corner.
琼斯先生在街道拐角处的修车厂设有记账户头.
10.They charged the purchases to the charge account of our factory.
他们把所买的东西记在我们工厂的账上.
11.Mr Acton has a charge account at the garage on the corner.
阿克顿先生在街角的那家修车厂有信用帐户.
