Sommario
to impose {verbo}
comandare · prescrivere · dare · applicare
pose {sostantivo}
atteggiamento · posa · postura · attitudine
imporre {verbo}
to obtrude · to charge · to levy
Sinonimi
impose: inflict · bring down · visit
pose: perplex · vex · stick
imporre: collocare · mettere sopra · battezzare
altri (38)Traduzione inglese-italiano per "to impose"
"to impose" traduzione italiano
to impose {verbo}
to impose [imposed|imposed] {v.} (anche: to order, to command, to enjoin, to direct)
to impose [imposed|imposed] {v.} (anche: to prescribe, to command, to require)
I am thinking, for example, of heart surgery, the requirements imposed on which by the Commission are sufficiently restrictive.
For example, the Court criticized certain reporting obligations which the Commission imposes on farm organizations using Community funds.
to impose [imposed|imposed] {v.} [fig.] (anche: to inflict, to give)
Mr Blokland has made a very important point that we should not in any way give the impression that we want to impose views that are very...
Thirdly, there are major differences in the penalties imposed by the various Member States.
But even if I did not, I would still object to any method being imposed by the EU.
It questions the moratorium imposed by several Member States, one of which was France.
That is rather different from having something imposed on us.
to impose [imposed|imposed] {v.} [fig.] (anche: to inflict, to give)
President Bush's decision to impose steel tariffs is irrational.
It is very difficult to impose ideas on working time across so many different industries.
Before we give lessons in morals, we should start by applying the principles we seek to impose on others.
UK decision to impose a levy on non-British hauliers
Thirdly, if a solution is difficult to find, the management could impose penalties.
pose {sostantivo}
pose {sostantivo} (anche: show, act, posture, attitude)
BJ: So we got a camera, and we posed the puppet in various galloping stances.
pose {sostantivo} (anche: posture, position)
to pose {verbo}
to pose [posed|posed] {v. i.}
I can even have it pose for a photo. Snap a little photo of it.
It's a statue made by Verrocchio, of David, for which Leonardo posed as a boy of 15.
But I quite love the way it's posed.
Countless moments of unsolicited natural moments, not posed moments, are captured there, and we're starting to learn how to discover them and find them.
imporre {verbo}
to obtrude [obtruded|obtruded] {v. t.}
to charge [charged|charged] {v.}
to levy [levied|levied] {v.}
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "impose":
© Princeton Universityinflict · bring down · visit · levy · enforce
Sinonimi (inglese) per "pose":
Sinonimi (italiano) per "imporre":
© Thesauro italianocollocare · mettere sopra · battezzare · chiamare · comandare · comminare · ingiungere · intimare · obbligare · ordinare · prescrivere · emanare · istituire · promulgare · esigere · pretendere · richiedere · volere
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "to impose" in Italiano
Parole simili
implicit · implicitly · implied · import · importance · important · importantly · importation · imports · importuning · impose · imposed · imposing · imposition · impossibility · impossible · impostor · imposture · impostures · impotence · impotency