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impositions

Pronunciación: [ɪmˈpɒzɪʃənz]

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Cómo usar impositions en una oración: 2 significados y 6 ejemplos con audio.

Contexto: «rules»

(noun) an imposition is when someone puts a burden or requirement on someone else. It often refers to rules or tasks that someone feels are unfair or extra hard to do.

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The teacher explained that the new homework assignments were simply impositions to help us learn more.

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I thought the extra chores were an imposition because I already had a lot to do.

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Do you think the new rules are an imposition on the students?

Contexto: «burden»

(noun) an imposition can also mean a heavy demand or something that is hard for someone to handle. It's like when someone asks too much of you.

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Helping my friend with her project was not an imposition; I enjoyed it.

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I felt that his request for help was an imposition on my time.

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Is it an imposition to ask for your help when I am busy?

Cómo se pronuncia impositions

Pronunciación: [ɪmˈpɒzɪʃənz]

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