levy in Chinese
levy in Chinese is 稅 — levy means to officially impose and collect a tax, fine, or other charge.
levy in Chinese
稅
Pronounced: shuì
The act of levying.
What does "levy" mean?
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verb To officially impose and collect a tax, fine, or other charge.
"The government decided to levy a new tax on sugary drinks."
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verb To call up people for military service.
"The king levied troops from every county in the realm."
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noun A tax, fine, or other compulsory payment.
"Homeowners face a new levy to fund local road repairs."
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noun A body of troops raised by conscription.
"The general assembled a levy of untrained farmhands."
levy in a sentence
- The government decided to levy a new tax on sugary drinks.
- Customs officers levied a fine for the undeclared goods.
- The king levied troops from every county in the realm.
- Homeowners face a new levy to fund local road repairs.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "levy" in Chinese?
"levy" in Chinese is 稅. levy means: To officially impose and collect a tax, fine, or other charge.
How do you pronounce 稅?
"levy" in Chinese is 稅, pronounced "shuì".
How do you use "levy" in a sentence?
Example: "The government decided to levy a new tax on sugary drinks." In Chinese, "levy" is 稅.
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