impost

impost

美 ['ɪmpoʊst] 　英 ['ɪmpəʊst]

• n.关税；【建】拱墩；〈俚〉【赛马】强马所负担的重量
• v.〈美〉类分(进口商品,以便征税)
• 网络进口税；税款；拱基

词形变化

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英汉解释

n.	1. 【建】拱墩,拱基 2. 税,进口税,关税 3. 【赛马】〈俚〉强马所负担的重量
v.	1. 〈美〉类分(进口商品,以便征税)

英英解释

n.	1. a tax or other payment levied on goods brought into a country 2. the top part of a pillar, column, or wall, which may be decorated or molded and on which a vault or arch rests 3. the weight a horse must carry, including that of the jockey, in a handicap race

例句

Transient immobilization and starvation add to this impost on the skeletal muscle mass.

暂时的卧床和饥饿更加重了这种骨胳肌的消耗。

A payment exacted for a special purpose; an impost or a levy.

税为某一特定目的征收的费用；税或征税。

Brazil's impost? metro (taxometer) hit one trillion reais ($582 billion) 35 days earlier this year than in 2010.

巴西的税收计数表达到了1万亿雷亚尔（5820亿美元），比2010年早了35天。

If GST impost, What is your buying decision, if you purchase non-necessary goods or services?

如果香港实施销费税，当你购买非必须品或服务时，你会怎麽办？。

exemption from wharfage dues and any export tax , duty fee , and impost

免除码头税和任何出口税费