in charge

English

Adjective

in charge (not comparable)

1. Having the responsibility of leading or overseeing.

   He left his daughter in charge of watching her younger sisters.

2. Having the power of command or control.

   This internet browser puts you in charge of your personal settings.

Translations

having responsibility

• Bulgarian: отговорен за (bg) (otgovoren za)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 主管 (cmn) (zhǔguǎn), (verb) 負責 (cmn), 负责 (cmn) (fùzé)

• Dutch: verantwoordelijk (nl)
• Finnish: johdossa oleva
• French: responsable (fr)
• German: verantwortlich (de)
• Italian: in carica

• Kurdish:

  Sorani: گرتنه‌ ئه‌ستۆ

• Portuguese: incumbido (pt) m
• Russian: ответственный (ru) (otvétstvennyj) за (za) (+ accusative case), отвечающий (ru) (otvečájuščij) за (za) (+ accusative case)
• Scottish Gaelic: an urra ri (gd)
• Serbo-Croatian: odgovoran (sh) m
• Spanish: encargado (es), responsable (es) m and f, a cargo (es)
• Uzbek: javobgarlik (uz)

having power

• Bulgarian: завеждащ (bg) (zaveždašt)
• Russian: заведующий (ru) (zavédujuščij), управляющий (ru) (upravljájuščij)

Anagrams

• reaching