English Reference
Idiom idiom

be charged with doing sth


to be given the official job or responsibility of doing something.


SIMPLE

“She is charged with organizing the office party.”

CONTEXTUAL

“The new manager was charged with finding a way to reduce costs without firing any staff members.”

COMPLEX

“Following the scandal, the committee was charged with conducting a thorough investigation to restore public trust in the institution.”

Last updated April 22, 2026