tax in Greek
tax in Greek is φόρος, φορολογώ — tax means money that a government requires people or businesses to pay, used to fund public services.
tax in Greek
What does "tax" mean?
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noun Money that a government requires people or businesses to pay, used to fund public services.
"Income tax is deducted directly from most people's wages."
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verb To require someone to pay tax, or to charge tax on something.
"Cigarettes are taxed heavily to discourage smoking."
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verb To place a heavy strain or demand on something.
"The extra shifts really taxed her patience."
tax in a sentence
- Income tax is deducted directly from most people's wages.
- The government raised tax on fuel this year.
- Cigarettes are taxed heavily to discourage smoking.
- The extra shifts really taxed her patience.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "tax" in Greek?
"tax" in Greek is φόρος, φορολογώ. tax means: Money that a government requires people or businesses to pay, used to fund public services.
How do you pronounce φόρος?
"tax" in Greek is φόρος, pronounced "foros".
How do you use "tax" in a sentence?
Example: "Income tax is deducted directly from most people's wages." In Greek, "tax" is φόρος, φορολογώ.
Are there other ways to say "tax" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "tax": φόρος, φορολογώ.