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taxed是tax的过去分词 - v.征税；责备；使负重担；绞(脑汁)
- n.税；负担；〈美〉会费；〈英口〉收税官
- 网络负担沈重；单项填空；税捐
复数：taxes 过去分词：taxed 现在分词：taxing v.+n. pay tax,impose tax,levy tax,tax cut,raise tax adj.+n. sales tax,heavy tax,indirect tax,direct tax v. strain,overtax,charge,assess,accuse n. duty,levy,toll,excise,tariff n. | 1. a strain or heavy demand 2. an amount of money levied by a government on its citizens and used to run the government, the country, a state, a county, or a municipality 3. an amount charged to members of a club or organization to be used for expenses 4. an amount of money that you have to pay to the government that it uses to provide public services and pay for government institutions. There are several different types of tax, for example income tax that is paid on your income, or a duty that is paid on goods that you buy or sell 1. a strain or heavy demand 2. an amount of money levied by a government on its citizens and used to run the government, the country, a state, a county, or a municipality 3. an amount charged to members of a club or organization to be used for expenses 4. an amount of money that you have to pay to the government that it uses to provide public services and pay for government institutions. There are several different types of tax, for example income tax that is paid on your income, or a duty that is paid on goods that you buy or sell | v. | 1. to charge a tax on something such as a company's or person's income 2. to strain or make heavy demands on somebody or something 3. to accuse or charge somebody with an offence 4. to determine the costs of litigation and the total amount of costs payable at the end of a trial 5. to pay the annual tax required in order to drive a motor vehicle 6. to get money for public services and other government institutions by putting a tax on something 7. to cause problems, or to make things difficult for someone 1. to charge a tax on something such as a company's or person's income 2. to strain or make heavy demands on somebody or something 3. to accuse or charge somebody with an offence 4. to determine the costs of litigation and the total amount of costs payable at the end of a trial 5. to pay the annual tax required in order to drive a motor vehicle 6. to get money for public services and other government institutions by putting a tax on something 7. to cause problems, or to make things difficult for someone |
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