Word: impost
Category: impost
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Synonyms: impost
springer, customs duty, custom, customs
Translations: impost
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spanish
Translations:
impuesto, imposta, de imposta, impostación
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german
Translations:
auflage, Kämpfer, Kämpfers
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french
Translations:
taxe, douane, impôt, contribution, imposte
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italian
Translations:
imposta, all'imposta, imposta della
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portuguese
Translations:
imposto, tributo
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dutch
Translations:
belemmering is
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russian
Translations:
дань, налог, пошлина, подать, импоста, импост
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finnish
Translations:
vaste, maksu, vero, lisäpaino, peräpeilin
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czech
Translations:
dávka, poplatek, daň, pata oblouku
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polish
Translations:
podatek
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hungarian
Translations:
tehertől
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turkish
Translations:
yükümlülük, gümrük resmi, üzengitaşı
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greek
Translations:
δασμός, επιθήματα, επίκρανο, με επιθήματα
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ukrainian
Translations:
неможливо, неможливий, нездійсненний, обурливий, податок, податку
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albanian
Translations:
tatim, tarifa, taksë, vergji, kre kolone
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bulgarian
Translations:
митница, налог, импоста
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belarusian
Translations:
мытнiца, падатак, налог
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estonian
Translations:
maksud, kaarvõlv, andam, impostiga, hüvist, impostiga nn
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croatian
Translations:
porez, davanje, namet, dažbina, va impost, gornji dio stuba, impost čiji
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lithuanian
Translations:
muitas, skersstaktis, impostas, Import, Muito mokestis
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latvian
Translations:
nodoklis, IMPOST
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macedonian
Translations:
давачка, импоста
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romanian
Translations:
impozit, bir, greutate suplimentară
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slovenian
Translations:
Dažbina
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slovak
Translations:
päta, náklon, náklonu, podpätku, päty
The meaning and "use of": impost
noun
- a tax or similar compulsory payment. - Article I, Section 8 allows for the collection of ‘taxes, duties, imposts and excises’ but only ‘for revenue necessary’ to finance the government and not to protect any business or industry from international competition.
- the top course of a pillar that supports an arch. - This space was ornamented with low relief sculpture of winged sun disks and wreaths located on the pedimented impost blocks between the arches.
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