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1 levy
1. noun1) [Steuer]erhebung, die2) (tax) Steuer, die2. transitive verb(exact) erheben [Steuern, Beträge]levy a fine on somebody/a tax on something — jemanden mit einer Geldstrafe/etwas mit einer Steuer belegen
* * *['levi] 1. verb(to raise or collect (especially an army or a tax): A tax was levied on tabacco.) auferlegen2. noun1) (soldiers or money collected by order: a levy on imports.) die Abgabe, die Aushebung2) (the act of levying.) die Erhebung* * *[ˈlevi]I. n Steuer f, Abgaben plto impose a \levy on sth eine Steuer auf etw akk erheben [o SÜDD, ÖSTERR einheben], etw mit einer Steuer belegenII. vt<- ie->▪ to \levy sth etw erheben [o SÜDD, ÖSTERR einheben]to \levy a fine on sb jdm eine Geldstrafe auferlegento \levy goods Güter beschlagnahmen [o einziehen]to \levy a tax eine Steuer erheben [o SÜDD, ÖSTERR einheben]to \levy [a] tax on sth etw besteuern [o mit einer Steuer belegen]* * *['levɪ]1. n(= act) (Steuer)einziehung f or -eintreibung f; (= tax) Steuer f, Abgaben pl; (MIL) Aushebung f; (of supplies) Einziehung f, Beschlagnahme fthere were 100 men in the first levy political levy ( Brit Pol ) — 100 Männer wurden bei der ersten Aushebung eingezogen zur Unterstützung der Labour Party verwendeter Teil des Gewerkschaftsbeitrags
2. vt1) (= raise) tax einziehen, erheben; charge erheben; fine auferlegen (on sb jdm); sanctions verhängen; (MIL) army, troops ausheben; supplies einziehen, beschlagnahmento levy a tax on beer — Bier mit einer Steuer belegen, Steuern pl auf Bier erheben
* * *levy [ˈlevı]A s1. WIRTSCHa) Erhebung f (einer Steuer etc)b) Einziehung f, Eintreibung f (einer Steuer etc)2. WIRTSCH Steuer f, Abgabe f3. Beitrag m, Umlage f4. JUR Pfändung f (aufgrund eines Vollstreckungstitels)5. MILa) Aushebung f (von Truppen)b) auch pl ausgehobene Truppen pl, Aufgebot nB v/t1. Steuern etca) erhebenb) legen (on auf akk), auferlegen (on dat):levy a tax on sth etwas besteuern2. JUR eine Zwangsvollstreckung durchführen ( against bei jemandem): → academic.ru/25570/execution">execution 3 f3. levy blackmail on sb jemanden erpressen4. MILa) Truppen aushebenC v/i Steuern erheben:levy on land Landbesitz besteuern* * *1. noun1) [Steuer]erhebung, die2) (tax) Steuer, die2. transitive verb(exact) erheben [Steuern, Beträge]levy a fine on somebody/a tax on something — jemanden mit einer Geldstrafe/etwas mit einer Steuer belegen
* * *n.Erhebung -en f. v.erheben v.
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