Imposition

Definition

impose / Çm'pǝƱz / v ၁။ ~ sth ( on sb / sth ) (က) ျပစ္ဒဏ္၊ အေကာက္ခြန္ စသည္ မွတ္သည္၊ သတ္မွတ္သည္၊ စည္းၾကပ္ သည္၊ ျပ႒ာန္းသည္။ impose a fine / sentence ❍ seek to impose a total ban on strikes. (ခ) ျပ႒ာန္းသည္။ ခ်မွတ္ သည္။ impose one's rule on a people ❍ impose restrictions / limitations / restraints on trade. ၂။ ~ sth ( on sb ) သြတ္သြင္းသည္။ She imposed her ideas on the group. ၃။ ~ ( oneself ) ( on sb / sth ) စီးပိုးသည္။ တင္စီးသည္။ အခြင့္အေရးယူသည္။ She'd never think of imposing herself (on us). ❍ There are certain unscrupulous people who are only too ready to impose on your good nature. ❑ imposing adj ခံ့ညားထည္ဝါေသာ။ အဟန္႔ေကာင္းေသာ။ an imposing facade / edifice ❍ her imposing presence. ❑ imposition / Çmpǝ'zÇʃn / n ~ ( on sb / sth ) ၁။ [U] ျပ႒ာန္းျခင္း။ သတ္မွတ္ျခင္း။ the imposition of martial law / of charges for eye tests. ၂။ [C usu sing ] တင္စီး ျခင္း။ I'd like to stay if it's not too much of an imposition (on you).

Examples

1. Rules and regulations imposed by national governments
2. [impose something on someone/something] : They have imposed restrictions on trade with foreign companies.
3. [impose something on someone] : I wouldn’t want to impose my views on anyone.
4. [impose something on someone] : This new tax is imposing an unfair burden on employers.
5. They invited me to dinner
6. but I didn’t like to impose.
7. [impose on] : Please come and stay. You wouldn’t be imposing on us at all.
8. [impose yourself] : I was worried that they would think I was imposing myself.