impost
21impost — impost1 imposter, n. /im pohst/, n. 1. a tax; tribute; duty. 2. a customs duty. 3. Horse Racing. the weight assigned to a horse in a race. v.t. 4. to determine customs duties on, according to the kind of imports. [1560 70; < ML impostus a tax, n …
22Impost — Im|pọst 〈m. 23; veraltet〉 Warensteuer [<lat. impositus „auferlegt“, Part. Perf. zu imponere „auferlegen“] * * * Im|pọst, der; [e]s [mlat. impostus, zu lat. impositum, 2. Part. von: imponere, ↑imponieren] (Steuerw. veraltet): Warensteuer …
23impost — Synonyms and related words: assessment, blackmail, call, call for, cess, claim, conscience money, contribution, demand, demand for, direct tax, draft, drain, duty, exaction, extortion, extortionate demand, graduated taxation, heavy demand,… …
24impost — Weight carried or assigned …
25impost — im|post Mot Agut Nom masculí …
26impost — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun 1. A compulsory contribution, usually of money, that is required for the support of a government: assessment, duty, levy, tariff, tax. See MONEY, PAY, POLITICS. 2. Sports. Something carried physically: burden1, cargo,… …
27Impost — Im|pọst 〈m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: en; veraltet〉 Warensteuer [Etym.: zu lat. impositus »auferlegt«, Part. Perf. zu imponere »auferlegen«] …
28Impost — Im|post der; [e]s <aus mlat. impostus »Betrug«, eigtl. Part. Perf. von lat. imponere »hintergehen, täuschen«> (veraltet) Warensteuer …
29impost — m IV, D. u, Ms. impostoście; lm M. y archit. «kamienny blok albo płyta między głowicą kolumny a sklepieniem lub arkadą, typowy element architektury bizantyjskiej; nasadnik» ‹wł.› …
30impost — im·post || ɪmpəʊst n. tax; weight carried by a horse in a race; column supporting an arch (Architecture) …
