>Re: "press charges"
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>Never heard of ironing ammunition. Do you mean pressing explosives?

Um, yes. Language mix-up here - "šaržer" (charger, but transliterated from French) is what we call the clip with the bullets, the bent piece which is stuck under an assault rifle and holds a few dozen bullets. In English, that's a clip - but explosive charges are what I should

>Regardless, you are missing an important meaning: to bring accusations against a person (no necessarily by a reporter). Example: the district attorney will press charges against so-and-so.

Missed that one, although the only thing I watch on TV is Xi (aka CSI) and Lorder (aka Law and Order). The page is already updated, of course - thanks for the contribution.