cargo
/ˈkaɾɡo/, [ˈkaɾ.ɣ̞o]charge, post
Noun cargo m (plural cargos)
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charge, burden
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position, post
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(finance) debit
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(heraldry) charge
Noun cargo m (plural cargos, feminine carga, feminine plural cargas)
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higher-up
Verb cargo
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Tenemos que hacernos cargo de su delicado estado de salud.
We must allow for her poor health.
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Tom está a cargo del torneo de tenis de este año.
Tom is in charge of this year's tennis tournament.
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Pensé que tú estabas a cargo.
I thought you were in charge.
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El cargo no era cierto.
The charge was not true.
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No tienes por que hacerte cargo de eso.
You won't have to take charge of that.
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No conozco este sistema, pero el hombre a cargo podrá explicarlo.
I don't know this system, but the man in charge will explain.
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La señorita Sato está a cargo de mi clase.
Miss Sato is in charge of my class.
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La corte decretó que el cargo sea pagado.
The court decreed that the charge be paid.
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El general Tom Jackson aceptó el cargo de comandante en jefe.
General Tom Jackson accepted the position of commander-in-chief.
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Quiero hablar con la persona a cargo.
I want to speak to the person in charge.
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