imposed


From the verb impose: (⇒ conjugate)
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v past p
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
imposed adj (forced by some authority)impuesto/a adj
 The defendant admitted to the offence and accepted the imposed punishment.
imposed,
-imposed
adj
(forced by [sth] or [sb] specified)impuesto/a adj
Note: Used in combination
 During the war, there was a government-imposed curfew on the opening hours of shops and restaurants.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
impose [sth] vtr (enforce, esp. by law)imponer vtr
 The council has imposed a new parking tax.
 El municipio impuso un nuevo impuesto al aparcamiento.
impose [sth] on [sb] vtr + prep (force on)imponerle algo a alguien loc verb + prep
 The dictator imposed his will on the people.
 El dictador le impuso su voluntad al pueblo.
impose [sth] on [sb] vtr + prep (enforce by law)imponer algo a loc verb + prep
 The court imposed a fine on the business.
 El tribunal impuso una multa al negocio.
impose vi (take advantage)aprovecharse v prnl
  abusar vtr
  molestar vtr
 Are you sure you don't mind me staying another night? I don't want to impose.
 ¿Estás seguro de que no te importa que me quede una noche más? No quiero aprovecharme.
impose [sth] on [sb] vtr + prep (pass off)imponer algo a loc verb + prep
 The awful writer imposed his terrible writings on the unsuspecting public.
 El pésimo escritor impuso sus horribles obras al desprevenido público.
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Additional Translations
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impose [sth] vtr archaic (printing)imponer vtr
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Locuciones verbales
impose | imposed
InglésEspañol
impose on [sb] vtr phrasal insep (force yourself on [sb])imponerse a v prnl + prep
 Ken imposed on his hosts and made them irritable.
 Ken se impuso a sus invitados y los irritó.
impose on [sb] vtr phrasal insep (inconvenience [sb])abusar de la amabilidad de loc verb
  molestar a vtr + prep
  incomodar a vtr + prep
  importunar a vtr + prep
 I don't want to impose on you but could you collect my dry cleaning?
 No quisiera abusar de tu amabilidad, pero ¿podrías pasar a buscar mi ropa de la tintorería?
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Compound Forms:
imposed | impose
InglésEspañol
self-imposed adj (limit, duty)autoimpuesto adj
self-imposed adj (leader: seized position by force)autoimpuesto adj
voluntary exile,
self-imposed exile
n
uncountable (leaving own country)exilio voluntario nm + adj
voluntary exile,
self-imposed exile
n
(person: has left own country)exiliado voluntario, exiliada voluntaria nm, nf + loc adj
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