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impost

/ˈɪm.poʊst/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um imposto ou taxa sobre mercadorias importadas; em arquitetura, a pedra que forma a base de um arco e sustenta seu peso.

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noun

/ˈɪm.poʊst/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um imposto ou taxa sobre mercadorias importadas; em arquitetura, a pedra que forma a base de um arco e sustenta seu peso.

A noun referring to a tax or duty levied on imported goods, or a stone in architecture that forms the lowest part of an arch and supports the arch's weight.

  1. C1formal

    A tax or duty imposed on imported goods; a levy collected by a government.

    ptImposto de importação

    • The government increased the impost on foreign electronics.
    • Merchants complained about the heavy impost on luxury items.
    • The new trade agreement reduced several imposts on agricultural products.

    Sinônimosassessmentdutyexciselevytarifftaxtoll

  2. Architectural elementC2formal

    The lowest stone or block of an arch, from which the arch springs.

    ptElemento arquitetônico

    • The impost of the Roman arch was carved with intricate patterns.
    • The architect carefully measured the impost to ensure the arch's stability.
    • The stone impost supported the weight of the entire bridge arch.

    Sinônimosspringer

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