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levied

UK
/ˈlɛvid/
US
/ˈlɛvid/

Translations

leviedpast participle
Used as a past-participle adjective meaning ‘imposed, raised, or summoned’ (e.g., a levied tax, levied troops).
The levied duties increased the price of imported cars.
Обложенные пошлины повысили стоимость импортных автомобилей.
Additional translations
наложенный
призванныео войсках
levyverb

levied

Past Simple

levied
Past Simple
levied
Past Participle
levying
Gerund
UK
/ˈlɛvi/
US
/ˈlɛvi/
The government decided to levy a new tax on luxury goods.
Правительство решило взимать новый налог на предметы роскоши.
The city council plans to levy fines on businesses that violate the new regulations.
Городской совет планирует налагать штрафы на предприятия, нарушающие новые правила.
Additional translations
обложить
взыскать
реквизировать
Synonyms
enforce
charge
collect
administer
impose

Definitions

leviedpast participle
Imposed, raised, or summoned, especially of a tax, fee, fine, or body of troops.
The newly levied tax sparked widespread opposition.
levyverb
To impose or collect a tax, fee, or fine.
The government decided to levy a new tax on luxury goods.
To enlist or conscript troops for military service.
The king decided to levy an army to defend the kingdom.
To legally seize property in order to satisfy a debt or judgment.
The court empowered the sheriff to levy the outstanding amount from the company's assets.
To wage or conduct war, especially against lawful authority (chiefly in the fixed phrase "levy war").
The rebels were accused of levying war against the crown.
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