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"quedar a cargo" in English

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"quedar a cargo" in English
{verb}
to be left in charge
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{verb}
quedar a cargo(also: ser dejado a cargo, ser dejado responsable)
to be left in charge{vb}
quedar a cargo
to be left in charge

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Similar translations for "quedar a cargo" in English
quedarverb
to be- to come up- to come across- to remain- to be left over- to make a good impression- to look nice- to be (place)- to suit- to agree
cargonoun
charge- charge- office- accusation- loading- commission- debit- position- freightage- incumbency- charge- certificate or stamp showing date and time a document is submitted- job title- accusal- post
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quedar a cargo
to be left in charge
La recogida de vehículos de motor de dos y tres ruedas debe quedar a cargo del circuito existente.
The existing arrangements for the collection of two and three-wheeled vehicles must be left in place, and it is therefore a good idea to exclude them from Article 5.

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