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/ˈtæksɪz/ /ˈtæksiːz/

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noun

Impôts

Money paid to the government other than for transaction-specific goods and services.

Examples :

"We all pay taxes to help fund schools, roads, and hospitals. "

Nous payons tous des impôts pour aider à financer les écoles, les routes et les hôpitaux.

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noun

Impôts, taxes

A burdensome demand.

Examples :

"a heavy tax on time or health"

Une lourde taxe sur le temps ou la santé.

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noun

Impôts, taxes

A task exacted from one who is under control; a contribution or service, the rendering of which is imposed upon a subject.

Examples :

"The government uses the money from our taxes to pay for schools, roads, and hospitals. "

Le gouvernement utilise l'argent de nos impôts pour financer les écoles, les routes et les hôpitaux.

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noun

Reproches, critiques

Charge; censure

Examples :

"The teacher's taxes on his student's essay were that it lacked clarity and supporting evidence. "

Les critiques du professeur sur la dissertation de son élève portaient sur le manque de clarté et de preuves à l'appui.

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Leçon

A lesson to be learned.

Examples :

"The endless hours of studying for the exam were taxes I paid for failing to start earlier. "

Les heures interminables d'étude pour l'examen étaient la leçon que j'ai payée pour ne pas avoir commencé plus tôt.

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verb

Taxer

To impose and collect a tax from (a person or company).

Examples :

"Some think to tax the wealthy is the fairest."

Certains pensent que taxer les riches est le plus juste.

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verb

Taxer

To impose and collect a tax on (something).

Examples :

"Some think to tax wealth is destructive of a private sector."

Certains pensent que taxer la richesse est destructeur pour le secteur privé.

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verb

Taxer, solliciter excessivement

To make excessive demands on.

Examples :

"Do not tax my patience."

N'abusez pas de ma patience.

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Accuser

Examples :

"The teacher taxes the student with cheating on the test, despite the student's denials. "

Le professeur accuse l'élève de tricherie lors du test, malgré les dénégations de l'élève.

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Vérifier les comptes, contrôler

To examine accounts in order to allow or disallow items.

Examples :

"The accountant will taxes the expense reports to ensure all claims are legitimate before issuing reimbursements. "

Le comptable vérifiera les notes de frais pour s'assurer que toutes les réclamations sont légitimes avant d'émettre les remboursements.

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noun

Taxis

The directional movement of an organism in response to a stimulus.

Examples :

"The moth's positive phototaxes drew it directly to the bright porch light. "

Les taxis positifs de la mite l'ont attirée directement vers la lumière vive du porche.

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Réduction, repositionnement

The manipulation of a body part into its normal position after injury.

Examples :

"The doctor performed taxes on the dislocated shoulder to ensure it healed properly. "

Le médecin a pratiqué une réduction de l'épaule luxée pour s'assurer qu'elle guérisse correctement.

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Impôts

The arrangement of the parts of a topic.

Examples :

"The professor's taxes of the book's central theme helped the students understand its complexities. "

Les explications du professeur sur les impôts du thème central du livre ont aidé les étudiants à comprendre ses complexités.

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Agencement, ordre

Arrangement or ordering generally, as in architecture or grammar

Examples :

"The artist admired the taxes of columns and arches in the ancient Roman building, noting how their specific arrangement created a sense of balance and grandeur. "

L'artiste admirait l'agencement des colonnes et des arches dans l'ancien bâtiment romain, notant comment leur disposition spécifique créait un sentiment d'équilibre et de grandeur.

architecture grammar structure language

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Phalange

A brigade in an Ancient Greek army.

Examples :

"The general organized his taxes for a swift and effective charge against the enemy lines. "

Le général a organisé sa phalange pour une charge rapide et efficace contre les lignes ennemies.

military history war