English to Vietnamese Meaning of impose - áp đặt


Impose :
áp đặt

áp đặt, gánh nặng, tải, bộ, tiền, giải quyết, bổ nhiệm, quyết định, phục vụ, trao, đưa vào, đại biểu, giao lại, bắt lấy, giữ, bắt, dừng lại ở, lấy, đặt, thường gán, để chồng lên vật nầy với vật khác, Yên xe

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Definitions of impose in English
Verb(1) compel to behave in a certain way(2) impose something unpleasant(3) impose and collect
Examples of impose in English
(1) However, consumer groups argue that banks should not impose such exorbitant penalty charges as they do not reflect the costs incurred when customers exceed borrowing limits.(2) For instance, jurors in Connecticut, New York and other northeastern states are much more reluctant than jurors in other parts of the country to impose the death penalty.(3) the director was unable to impose himself on the production(4) The authorities impose countless conditions restricting strikes, any breach of which can incur heavy prison sentences.(5) Under the original order, unanimity among the judges was not required, even to impose the death penalty.(6) The mayor said officials would not impose either decision on the families.(7) So if a group fails to agree, rather than negotiate further, a minority of strong members should seize control and impose a decision?(8) Even those states that can impose financial penalties often have very low limits on fines.(9) Unanimous rather than majority vote of seven military commissioners will be required to impose the death penalty.(10) First, we will not impose economic sanctions on Zimbabwe since this would only hurt ordinary Zimbabweans.(11) Last week, the government revealed its plans to double the fine for driving while using a mobile to Ôö¼├║60 and impose three penalty points on the driver's licence.(12) As a result, a handful of members of Congress were allowed to impose their extremist positions on the rest of the legislation body.(13) Financial institutions are expected to impose some restrictions on this for administrative purposes.(14) In a report released here, the commission said such courts should be able to impose penalties such as fines and community service.(15) How do you deal with people who impose themselves on you?(16) Such outcomes reinforce the court's power to impose its decisions, and to punish those who disobey.
Related Phrases of impose
(1) impose on ::
áp đặt trên
(2) to impose ::
để áp đặt
(3) impose upon ::
áp đặt
(4) impose oneself ::
áp đặt bản thân mình
(5) impose a fine ::
Phạt tiền
(6) impose tariff ::
áp đặt thuế quan
Synonyms
Verb
1. foist ::
thêm vào
2. levy ::
tiền
3. take advantage of ::
tận dụng lợi thế của
4. bring down ::
mang xuống
5. enforce ::
thi hành
Antonyms
1. remit ::
giãm bớt hình phạt
Different Forms
impose, imposed, imposes, imposing
Word Example from TV Shows
You can't impose a secret
on an ex post facto basis.

You can't IMPOSE a secret on an ex post facto basis.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 1

And now he hires himself out to impose
his own brand of rough justice?

And now he hires himself out to IMPOSE his own brand of rough justice?

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 19

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