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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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What does "on the charge" mean?

my boss told me he hopes to see our ranking "on the charge". does this mean improving, going up?
  

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e "charging" or "moving" forward very quickly. In the context of your sentence, it's an idiomatic way of saying "The boss is hoping for a rapid improvement in our ranking". BillJ

— BillJ

  • e "charging" or "moving" forward very quickly.
  • In the context of your sentence, it's an idiomatic way of saying "The boss is hoping for a rapid improvement in our ranking".
  • BillJ
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Yes, "on the charge", i.e "charging" or "moving" forward very quickly. In the context of your sentence, it's an idiomatic way of saying "The boss is hoping for a rapid improvement in our ranking".

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