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1. verb(to raise or collect (especially an army or a tax): A tax was levied on tabacco.) recaudar
2. noun1) (soldiers or money collected by order: a levy on imports.) recaudación2) (the act of levying.) recaudacióntr['levɪ]1 recaudar (fine) imponer1) impose: imponer, exigir, gravar (un impuesto)2) collect: recaudar (un impuesto)n.• contribución s.f.• dinero recaudado s.m.• exacción s.f.• impuesto s.m.• leva s.f.• reclutamiento s.m.v.• exigir v.• recaudar v.• reclutar v.
I 'levitransitive verb levies, levying, leviedto levy something ON something: the government intends to levy a new tax on imports — el gobierno tiene la intención de gravar las importaciones con un nuevo impuesto
b) \<\<fee/charge\>\> cobrarc) \<\<fine\>\> imponer*
II
a) u (raising of tax, contributions)the strike was funded by a levy on all members — la huelga se financió mediante el cobro de una cuota a todos los miembros
b) c ( tax) impuesto m, gravamen m['levɪ]1. N2) (Mil) leva f2. VT1) (=impose) [+ tax, fine] imponer (on a); (=collect) [+ contribution] recaudar2) (Mil) reclutar* * *
I ['levi]transitive verb levies, levying, leviedto levy something ON something: the government intends to levy a new tax on imports — el gobierno tiene la intención de gravar las importaciones con un nuevo impuesto
b) \<\<fee/charge\>\> cobrarc) \<\<fine\>\> imponer*
II
a) u (raising of tax, contributions)the strike was funded by a levy on all members — la huelga se financió mediante el cobro de una cuota a todos los miembros
b) c ( tax) impuesto m, gravamen m
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