overcharge
पल्ला झुकना
definition
verb
that makes it easy for wheeler-dealers to overcharge customers
charge (someone) too high a price for goods or a service.
You gently overcharge the batteries to make sure that the weakest cells are brought up to full charge.
put too much electric charge into (a battery).
noun
The deal varies from oil reserves to an overcharge for goods and service to a secret fund discovered in government accounts.
an excessive charge for goods or a service.
translation of 'overcharge'
अधिक प्रभार,
प्रभाराधिक्य,
अधिभार
verb
पल्ला झुकना,
बड़ा मूल्य लगाना
noun
पल्ला झुकना,
बड़ा मूल्य लगाना
example
You gently 'overcharge' the batteries to make sure that the weakest cells are brought up to full charge.
Punish those petrol dealers who 'overcharge' and top up their profits with our already overtaxed money.
Even if they intend to 'overcharge' us, who could have the heart to say no?
The European Commission is cracking down on national mobile operators who 'overcharge' fixed line operators for connecting to their network.
The amount of money is set so high - a gross 'overcharge' - that families with ordinary income find it very hard to comply.
You may ask, how can a provider 'overcharge' when the fees are fixed?
large generators can 'overcharge' batteries
For those covered under Blue Cross, the 'overcharge' was $24 a month.
One afternoon this week, I took a taxi and upon arrival at my destination, this taxi driver decided to 'overcharge' me and my friend.
She'll eat a loss before handing over her driver's license to reverse an 'overcharge' at Kmart.
This process does transfer ground rent from areas of 'overcharge' to areas of undercharge.
Leaked internal e-mails appeared to reveal that, until last year, sales staff were encouraged to 'overcharge' some customers for boiler and central heating installation.
that makes it easy for wheeler-dealers to 'overcharge' customers
The sales rotate every week or two, and if you follow the pattern for a few cycles you see that every discount or freebie is offset by an 'overcharge' (relative to market prices) for something else.
an 'overcharge' of £40
Our client wonders in whose pocket this 'overcharge' ended up.
I don't see any reason to 'overcharge' people who are doing me a favor by shopping with me.
Does anyone know a good vet (who won't 'overcharge' us either)?
The deal varies from oil reserves to an 'overcharge' for goods and service to a secret fund discovered in government accounts.
The company then repeatedly 'overcharged' the military for services, accepted kickbacks from subcontractors and served troops dirty food.
Since then, we have had no problems though occasionally I feel he 'overcharges' us.
He doesn't scurry through his phone bill and make sure he wasn't 'overcharged' .
They were taken to Winchester, Virginia, where they were 'overcharged' for their room and board.
Write to your bank and demand the money you believe you have been 'overcharged' .
Many hospitals have 'overcharged' the bureau for medicine, requesting fee compensations at above-market prices.
Last Friday, I phoned up the company that insures my car, as they had 'overcharged' me (they had taken a payment out twice, by mistake).
Tens of millions, at least, appear to be 'overcharges' .
It was decided at the time that buyers could not claim damages for 'overcharges' by antitrust violators unless they bought the product directly from the manufacturer.
The committee recognises that the 'overcharges' to the Dental Practice Board were relatively small in monetary terms.
The village officials had 'overcharged' peasants by at least $6,000.
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