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Charges
收費(fèi)
is the plural noun form of the verb to charge. In that case charges means the price of something, or simply the money you have to spend to buy something.
是動(dòng)詞的復(fù)數(shù)名詞形式。在這種情況下，費(fèi)用意味著某物的價(jià)格，或者僅僅是你必須花在購(gòu)買某物上的錢。
Charges, in a legal sense, means the reasons for which someone is being sued at court.
在法律意義上，指控是指某人在法庭上被起訴的理由。
Charges can also mean extra money that is asked for various services, or on top of some prices in stores.
收費(fèi)也可能意味著需要額外的錢，為各種服務(wù)，或在一些商店的價(jià)格之上。
Dues
會(huì)費(fèi)
are things, or money, that you owe to someone.
是你欠某人的東西或錢。
Dues can also mean a level of personal investment you have to give in order to achieve something. When you have dues towards someone you can pay them either in money, or labor. If you have to pay your dues in a certain job or occupation it means that you still have to learn and work until you can be considered a professional.
會(huì)費(fèi)也可能意味著你必須付出一定程度的個(gè)人投資才能有所成就。當(dāng)你對(duì)某人有欠款時(shí)，你可以用金錢或勞動(dòng)來支付。如果你必須在某個(gè)工作或職業(yè)中支付會(huì)費(fèi)，這意味著你仍然必須學(xué)習(xí)和工作，直到你被認(rèn)為是一個(gè)專業(yè)人士。
Fees
報(bào)酬
are simply extra money requirements, or basic money requirements for a certain service or goods. Subscriptions, professional services, and stores all across the world have fees that apply to various things they provide.
僅僅是額外的金錢需求，或者是某項(xiàng)服務(wù)或商品的基本金錢需求。世界各地的訂閱、專業(yè)服務(wù)和商店都有適用于它們提供的各種服務(wù)的費(fèi)用。
Duties
義務(wù)
are the obligations you have in life. They can be duties towards your family, friends, country, job, or anything that you are invested in. Duties need to be fulfilled, upheld, and they need to be completed. When you have duties you are bound to them.
是你生活中的義務(wù)。它們可以是對(duì)你的家庭、朋友、國(guó)家、工作或任何你投資的東西的責(zé)任。責(zé)任需要履行，需要維護(hù)，需要完成。當(dāng)你有責(zé)任的時(shí)候，你必須服從他們。
（來源：滬江英語）
（來源：滬江英語）
