impost

UK
/ˈɪmpɒst/
US
/ˈɪmpɑst/
impostnoun
imposts
pl
UK
/ˈɪmpɒst/
US
/ˈɪmpɑst/
Translations
The government imposed a new impost on luxury goods.
Правительство ввело новый налог на предметы роскоши.
The impost on imported cars has increased this year.
Пошлина на импортные автомобили увеличилась в этом году.
Additional translations
Definitions
A tax or duty to be paid, especially a customs duty on imported goods.
The government imposed a new impost on luxury items to increase revenue.
The topmost part of an arch, where the arch springs from its support.
The architect carefully designed the impost to ensure the stability of the arch.
impostverb
imposted
Past Simple
imposted
Past Participle
imposting
Gerund
UK
/ˈɪm.pɒst/
US
/ˈɪm.poʊst/
Definitions
To impose or levy a tax, duty, or charge on something.
The government decided to impost a new tax on luxury goods to increase revenue.
Synonyms
thrust (upon)
press upon
place on
put upon
palm off
take advantage of
saddle (with)