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to impose
01
imporre
to force someone to do what they do not want
Transitive: to impose sth | to impose sth on sb
02
imporre, costringere
to force or pressure someone to act in a particular way
Transitive: to impose a behavior
03
imporre, stabilire
to make someone accept or pay something, often a responsibility or fine
Transitive: to impose a charge or fine
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The authoritarian government tried to impose strict regulations on freedom of speech.
Governments should avoid imposing excessive taxes that burden the citizens.
Teachers should inspire rather than impose learning, fostering a love for education.
The boss decided to impose a deadline, putting pressure on the team to complete the project quickly.
Parents should guide and support rather than impose their career choices on their children.
