impose如何读

英:[ɪmˈpəʊz]

美:[ɪmˈpoʊz]

impose英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. 强迫,强加 force the acceptance of
  2. vi. 利用,占便宜; 欺骗 take unfair advantage, in a way that causes addition; work and trouble; practice deception; deceive
  3. vt. 课税 establish officially

impose是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 欺骗, 以...欺骗
  2. 加于,加上
  3. 打扰
  4. 征收,征(税),课税,课征
  5. 使...负担
  6. 利用
  7. 强派(工)
  8. 把...强加给,强加
  9. 把…硬卖给
  10. 施加影响
  11. 占便宜
  12. 推行,采用(规章制度)
  13. 强制实行
  14. 迫使,强迫
  15. 使(别人)接受自己的意见
  16. 勉强,硬要…和…在一起
  17. 使接受
  18. 使意识到
  19. 苛政
  20. 惩罚
n. (名词)
  1. 要求
  2. 严加
  3. 强加于人
  4. 强制规定,强行实施
  5. 决定
  6. 规定
  7. 采用,推行
  8. 施用于
  9. 增加,增添
  10. 带来
  11. 给予
  12. 骗,欺骗,瞒过
  13. 捉弄

impose自然拼读

im·pose

ihm poz

impose变形

第三人称单数:imposes

现在分词:imposing

过去式:imposed

过去分词:imposed

impose扩展

imposing (adj.)

impose词根

词根:impose

adj.

imposed 强加的;施加的;应用的

imposing (建筑物等)壮观的;威风的;(仪表)堂堂的;给人深刻印象的

n.

imposition 征收;强加;欺骗;不公平的负担

imposture 欺诈,欺骗;冒牌

v.

imposed 欺骗(impose的过去分词);把…强加于

imposing impose的ing形式

impose英英释义

verb

transitive verb

to establish or apply by authority impose new restrictions impose penalties

impose a tax

to establish or bring about as if by force

those limits imposed by our own inadequacies—C. H. Plimpton

to force into the company or on the attention of another

impose oneself on others

place, set

to arrange (type, pages, etc.) in the proper order for printing

pass off

impose fake antiques on the public

intransitive verb

to take unwarranted advantage of something

imposed on his good nature

impose词组

impose on利用;欺骗;施加影响于

impose a fine处以罚款

impose区别

 tax, assess, impose

这组词都有“征税”的意思,其区别是:

tax普通用词,指用各种不同方法向个人或单位征收所得税、房地产税等各种税款。侧重实际征收金钱。

assess指一般情况下,征收房地产税、罚款或其它费用。

impose指在决定个别案件中的处罚或罚款,尤指政府征收某种税收的决定。

以上来源于网络

 tax, duty, tariff, assess, dues, impose

tax普通用词,指用各种不同方法向个人或单位征收所得税、房地产税等各种税款。侧重实际征收金钱。

duty责任

tariff关税

assess指一般情况下,征收房地产税、罚款或其它费用。

dues会费

impose指在决定个别案件中的处罚或罚款,尤指政府征收某种税收的决定。

以上来源于网络

impose词源中文解释

14世纪晚期,“将(罪行、职责、义务等)归咎于”,源自古法语 imposer “放置,安置; 归咎,指控”(约1300年),来自于 in- “进入,进入”(源自 PIE 根 *en “在”)和 poser “放置,安置”(参见 pose(v.1))的同化形式。从大约1500年开始,“权威地应用”。首次记录于1580年代的“强制施加负担,强制施加权力或权威”。相关: Imposed; imposer; imposing。

impose_法律行业词汇

征收

强迫

impose词源英文解释

Middle French imposer, from Latin imponere, literally, to put upon (perfect indicative imposui), from in- + ponere to put — more at position

The first known use of impose was in 1581

impose儿童词典英英释义

incomenoun

a gain usually measured in money that comes in from labor, business, or property

includeverb

to take in or have as part of a whole or group

the recipe included many ingredients

inclinationnoun

a feeling of liking or of wanting to do something

an inclination for sleeping late

an act or the action of bending or tilting

a departure from the true vertical or horizontal : slantalso: the amount of such departure

the inclination of the earth's axis

an inclined surface : slope

a quality which leads to some state or action

the door has an inclination to stick

incident1 of 2noun

an often unimportant happening that may form part of a larger event

incident2 of 2adjective

incidental entry 1

falling or striking on something

incident light rays

in1 of 6preposition

—used to show enclosing, including, or placing within limitswounded in the legin the summerin a minute

in the lake

into sense 1a don't come in here with those muddy feet

went in the house

—used to show means or mediumworks in plasticsphotographs in color

written in pencil

—used to show a state or conditionis made in three sizesin powerin love

we're in trouble

into sense 2a

broke in pieces

—used to show manner or purpose

said in reply

—used to show the larger member of a ratio

one in five

in2 of 6adverb

to or toward the inside

went in and closed the door

to or toward a place

flew in yesterday

so as to be or seem near

play close in

into the midst of something

mix in the flour

to or at its proper place

fit a piece in

so as to be in agreement

fell in with our plans

on the inner side : within

everyone is in

on good terms

in with the right people

in fashion

boots are in this year

at hand : on hand harvests are in

the evidence was in

in3 of 6adjective

being inside or within

the in part

being in power

the in party

directed or bound inward : incoming

the in train

very fashionable the in place to go

the in thing to do

very aware of and taking part in what is new and fashionable

the in crowd

in-4 of 6prefix

not : non-, un-—usually il- before l , im- before b, m, or pimbalanceimmoralimpractical , ir- before rirreducible , and in- before other soundsinconclusive

illogical

in-5 of 6prefix

in : within : into : toward : on—usually il- before l, im- before b, m, or p, ir- before r, and in- before other sounds

infiltrate

en- sense 2

imperil

-in6 of 6noun suffix

chemical compound insulin niacin

stearin

imposeverb

to establish or apply as a charge or penalty impose a tax

impose a fine

to force somebody to accept or put up with

impose one's will on another

to take unfair advantage

impose on a friend's good nature

impose 例句

1 Mary didn’t have the power to remove the limits that society imposed on her girls, but it was her duty, she felt, to help pry off the restrictions they might place on themselves.

2 The filming imposed an additional strain on her.

拍摄任务使她承受了格外大的压力。

3 'Mum thinks I should stop imposing on your hospitality, Leo,' said Grace.

“利奥,我妈妈觉得我不应该再在这儿麻烦你了,”格雷丝说。

4 The US Congress is considering a bill which would place tight restrictions on tobacco advertising and impose penalties on tobacco companies if they continue to sell cigarettes to children.

美国国会正在考虑一项法案,该法案将严格限制烟草广告,并对继续向儿童销售香烟的烟草公司处以罚款。

5 The choice was a bold statement and his size made him an imposing figure.

6 I was cool with this, a life of self- imposed isolation.

7 He’s a skyscraper, impossibly imposing with his arms crossed now against his chest in a battle stance, studying me like I’m a new life form.

8 They circled around me and advanced on Florence, their eyes flashing with the thought of the punishment they would impose on the non-believer.

9 The House voted to impose a one-year moratorium on nuclear testing.

议会投票要强行暂停核试验一年。

10 Snape had imposed his personality upon the room already; it was gloomier than usual, as curtains had been drawn over the windows, and was lit by candlelight.

11 When I push, I realize she’s intimidated by the thought of just walking through the school’s imposing gate, past its security guard, through its neatly manicured gardens.

12 Like me, they appeared to be impressed by the imposing sight of military power.

13 His lawyers argued that the law is arbitrary and irrational, because it imposes such vastly different penalties on two forms of the same substance.

14 Daddy also imposed a five-minute limit on the use of the bathroom and the telephone.

15 “Yes, it’s a disgrace,” agrees the caustic, somewhat original, and entirely imposing lady who presides over this litter.

16 The seriousness of the imposed requests were like a red rag to a bull.

这些强加的要求令人极端愤怒.

17 For those operations that are defined by the containers the library imposes a common interface.

标准库为由容器类型定义的操作强加了公共的接口.

18 Newton’s supposed discovery only imposed itself on the scientific community because Newton acquired ‘control over the social institutions of experimental authority’.

19 No preconditions should be imposed.

不应有[强加]先决条件.

20 The imposing brick buildings on the campus looked like castles.

impose 同义词

5 强派

enforce

6 欺骗

falsidical deceptive beguiling fallacious duplicitous delusive colorable deceptively fraudulently deceivingly beguilingly imposturing quackishness do sell fraud cheat deception juggle bunk imposition spoof deceit trickery swindle sleight duplicity subterfuge humbug gammon falseness mystification flam skullduggery skulduggery fraudulence knavery shenanigan beguilement humbuggery hokey-pokey cozenage bamboozlement hocuspocus double-deal deceive jockey fudge hocus-pocus illude have job stick beat trick bite trim fool scam hype mock sting cod fiddle mislead Nick chisel hoax dupe gull victimize delude beguile hoodwink bamboozle bilk diddle bunco hocus gyp double-cross shortchange befool chouse do a snow job put over on have a game with practise on practise upon skin game act a lie play a part shell game double cross put upon make a fool of tricky spurious illusory tortuous fiddling jiggery-pokery try-on rip-off put-on take-in twist hustle sham falsehood dishonesty guile stratagem boondoggle razzmatazz flimflam blague swizz chicane spruce pettifog cozen two-time con buffalo mystify euchre kid green cross lie string blind fox sucker under false colours bludge on on the fiddle play false stall off put one across fob off sell a a pup put it across take for a ride try it on double-tongued funny prestigious cheating tricksy trickish flamdoodle suck-in pass false rig lurk bluff delusion wile charlatan gaff stealing circumvention indirection imposture hokum trickiness roguery flivver jugglery dupery swiz inveracity thimblerig yentz gag duff double-clock horn-swoggle take short burn abuse smoke hook spin palm rim stall gum bitch hum cog dope skunk doodle fob defraud lurch jive razzle-dazzle cully gold-brick leg-pull monkey business cross-up hoky-poky plant curve shaft illusion bob trimming gouge bop mace shuck barney eyewash legerdemain hanky-panky rinky-dink cooch chiz gloze rort hokeypokey cootch shit boodle practice ring bull grease bam dipsy-doodle banter cold-deck gazoozle fainaigue make work catch jump cream dish screw hose bucket Jew deacon nick ream snooker short-change slicker frig fop jink gudgeon trepan hornswoggle gyppo double-X make game of play the rogue slip one over on put it over on play the fool with a clean shave run a sandy on on the earhole givethe business string on throw a curve give short change come it play games with

17 乱用

misuse abusage stretch

18 占便宜

presume

21 强制实行

slap on

23 使接受

assimilate

26 负起

incur

27 强加

wish

31 排版

set

35 施加影响

influence pull strings

impose 短语相关

impose one's will

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