Obligar oficialmente a cumplir una norma o un pago.
To officially force a rule or payment on people.
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El gobierno impuso un nuevo impuesto. — The government imposed a new tax.
Tiende a imponer sus opiniones en las reuniones. — She tends to impose her views during meetings.
No quiero abusar de ti. — I don't want to impose on you.
¿La escuela impondrá un código de vestimenta? — Will the school impose a new dress code?
¿Puedes dejar de imponerme tus decisiones? — Can you stop trying to impose your decisions on me?
¿Abusaría de ti si me quedara a dormir? — Would it impose on you if I stayed overnight?
Piensan imponer límites al uso del agua este verano. — They plan to impose limits on water use this summer.
Por favor, no impongas tus creencias a los demás. — Please don't impose your beliefs on others.
Prefiere dormir en el coche antes que abusar de nadie. — She'd rather sleep in the car than impose on anyone.
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