tariff
gb/tˈɛɹəf/ us/tˈɛɹəf/
B2
Anglų
~ 9100
vám, vámtarifa, tarifa, díjszabás, minimum letöltendő idő, vámot vet ki, megvámol
DAIKTAVARDIS
B2
1
vám
B1
Vartosenos šablonas:
a tariff on [goods]
The government announced higher tariffs on imported steel to protect local factories.
A kormány magasabb vámokat jelentett be az importált acélra a helyi gyárak védelmében.
Many countries reduced tariffs after signing the trade agreement.
Sok ország csökkentette a vámokat a kereskedelmi megállapodás aláírása után.
Farmers worry that new tariffs on food exports will make their products too expensive overseas.
The dispute began when one country placed tariffs on foreign cars.
Lower tariffs have helped increase trade between the two nations.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The country put a tariff on foreign cars.
Az ország vámot vetett ki a külföldi autókra.
New tariffs made imported clothes more expensive.
Az új vámok drágábbá tették az import ruhákat.
They cut tariffs to make trade easier.
Because of the tariff, we must pay more for this product.
Some people support tariffs to protect local jobs.
Dažna klaida:
Learners often use "tariff" to mean any general tax. In everyday English, "tariff" is mostly used for taxes on imported or exported goods; for normal taxes on income or sales, use "tax" instead. Learners also sometimes confuse "tariff" with "fare" or "fee" when talking about prices for travel or services; in most varieties of English, those are different words.
Reikšmė
government tax on traded goods
Kolokacijos
impose tariffs
|raise tariffs
|cut tariffs
|tariff on imports
|high tariffs
|steel tariffs
Sinonimai
duty (Very close in meaning in trade contexts; often used specifically for taxes on imports at the border.)
|
import tax (More explicit and informal; clearly states the tax applies to goods entering a country.)
Antonimai
free trade (Refers to trade with no or very low tariffs and other barriers, so it is conceptually opposite to using tariffs.)
Temos
economics
|politics
|business
|finance
Apibrėžimas
A special tax that a government puts on products that come into or leave a country.
A tax that a government places on goods when they are brought into or sent out of a country, usually to raise money or protect domestic producers.
DAIKTAVARDIS
C1
TECHNICAL
2
vámtarifa
C1
Vartosenos šablonas:
the tariff for [type of goods]
Under the new customs tariff, electronic goods fall into a lower tax band.
Az új vámtarifa szerint az elektronikai áruk alacsonyabb vámsávba tartoznak.
The company checked the tariff to determine the correct duty for its shipments.
A vállalat ellenőrizte a vámtarifát, hogy megállapítsa a szállítmányaira vonatkozó helyes vámtételt.
Each product category has a specific code in the national tariff.
The union is negotiating changes to the common external tariff.
Confusion over the updated tariff led to delays at the border.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
They looked at the tariff to find the correct tax rate.
Megnézték a vámtarifát, hogy megtalálják a helyes adókulcsot.
Each type of product has a number in the customs tariff.
Minden terméktípusnak van egy száma a vámtarifában.
The new tariff makes some goods cheaper and some more expensive.
You must check the tariff before you send goods abroad.
The government publishes the full tariff online.
Dažna klaida:
Learners may not realize that this sense refers to a document or list, not the tax itself. In phrases like "according to the tariff," the word refers to the schedule, not the money paid.
Reikšmė
official schedule of tariff rates
Kolokacijos
customs tariff
|tariff schedule
|tariff code
|tariff heading
|national tariff
|common external tariff
Sinonimai
tariff schedule (A more explicit phrase used in trade and legal documents to refer to the structured list of tariff rates.)
Antonimai
zero-tariff regime (A situation where the schedule lists a rate of zero for most or all goods, effectively the opposite of a schedule with positive tariffs.)
Temos
economics
|law
|business
|finance
Apibrėžimas
An official list that shows how much tax a country puts on different imported or exported products.
An official table or schedule that lists the tariff rates which apply to different types of goods in international trade.
DAIKTAVARDIS
B2
3
Vartosenos šablonas:
[someone] is on a [type] tariff
We switched to a cheaper electricity tariff to cut our bills.
Olcsóbb villamosenergia-tarifára váltottunk, hogy csökkentsük a számláinkat.
This mobile tariff includes unlimited calls and texts.
Ez a mobiltarifa korlátlan hívást és SMS-t tartalmaz.
Customers on the standard tariff will pay more from January.
The company introduced a special night-time tariff for charging electric cars.
Before signing up, compare tariffs from different internet providers.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
Our gas tariff is very high.
Nagyon magas a gáztarifánk.
She changed her phone tariff to save money.
Tarifát váltott a telefonján, hogy pénzt takarítson meg.
This tariff has a low monthly price.
You should check your electricity tariff every year.
They offer different tariffs for students and families.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes use "tariff" instead of "ticket" or "fare" when talking about the cost of a single bus or train ride. "Tariff" usually refers to the general price level or plan, not one specific trip.
Reikšmė
price or plan for services
Kolokacijos
electricity tariff
|phone tariff
|mobile tariff
|standard tariff
|fixed-rate tariff
|tariff plan
Sinonimai
rate (A very general word for how much you pay for a service; less specific than "tariff" and used in more contexts.)
|
price plan (Common in marketing language; highlights that the tariff is one option among several plans.)
Antonimai
free plan (A service option with no regular charge, which contrasts with a paid tariff.)
Temos
business
|daily_life
|technology
Apibrėžimas
The price or price plan for a service like electricity, gas, or mobile phone use.
A stated price, or set of prices, for a particular service such as electricity, phone service, or transport, often organized as different plans or rates.
DAIKTAVARDIS
C2
FORMAL
4
Vartosenos šablonas:
a [number]-year tariff
The judge imposed a life sentence with a minimum tariff of twenty-two years.
A bíró életfogytiglani büntetést szabott ki huszonkét éves minimum letöltendő idővel.
Campaigners argued that the tariff set for the crime was too low.
A kampányolók szerint a bűncselekményért megállapított minimum letöltendő idő túl alacsony volt.
He will not be eligible for parole until he has served his full tariff.
The court increased her tariff after reviewing the seriousness of the offense.
Some politicians called for whole-life tariffs in the most extreme cases.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The man got a life sentence with a 20-year tariff.
A férfi életfogytiglani büntetést kapott 20 éves minimum letöltendő idővel.
She must serve her tariff before she can ask for release.
Le kell töltenie a minimum letöltendő időt, mielőtt kérheti a szabadon bocsátását.
The judge set a higher tariff because the crime was very serious.
His tariff ends in 2035.
Some people want longer tariffs for violent crimes.
Dažna klaida:
Learners may assume this is another word for any prison sentence. In this legal sense, "tariff" is specifically the minimum part of the sentence that must be served before possible release, not the whole sentence itself.
Reikšmė
minimum prison term before release
Kolokacijos
minimum tariff
|whole-life tariff
|a 30-year tariff
|set a tariff
|serve a tariff
|increase the tariff
Sinonimai
minimum term (Legal phrase that more transparently states it is the shortest time that must be served.)
Antonimai
immediate release (Refers to letting someone out of prison without any further time served, the opposite of imposing a minimum period.)
Temos
law
|crime
|politics
Apibrėžimas
In British law, the least number of years a person with a long or life sentence must stay in prison before the court can think about letting them out.
In some legal systems, especially in the UK, the minimum time that a prisoner, typically serving a life sentence, must spend in prison before they can be considered for release or parole.
VEIKSMAŽODIS
C1
TECHNICAL
5
vámot vet ki
B2
megvámol
C1
Vartosenos šablonas:
to tariff [goods]
The government decided to tariff imported solar panels at 25 percent.
A kormány úgy döntött, hogy 25 százalékos vámot vet ki az importált napelemekre.
Once these products are tariffed, they will become much more expensive for consumers.
Ha ezekre a termékekre vámot vetnek ki, sokkal drágábbak lesznek a fogyasztók számára.
Under the new agreement, most agricultural goods will no longer be tariffed.
Some industries want the state to tariff foreign competitors more heavily.
The deal allows the country to tariff certain sensitive items for a limited period.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
They plan to tariff foreign cars next year.
Jövőre vámot terveznek kivetni a külföldi autókra.
The country tariffed these products to protect local jobs.
Az ország megvámolta ezeket a termékeket, hogy megvédje a helyi munkahelyeket.
If they tariff this steel, the price will go up.
Many goods are not tariffed under this deal.
The government does not want to tariff food imports.
Dažna klaida:
Learners rarely use "tariff" as a verb and may instead only know the noun form. In formal trade discussions, however, phrases like "to tariff imports" or "heavily tariffed goods" are natural. Outside such contexts, it is more common to use "tax" or "put a tariff on" rather than the verb "tariff".
Reikšmė
to put a tariff on goods
Kolokacijos
heavily tariffed goods
|to tariff imports
|tariffed products
|to tariff foreign steel
|tariffed at [rate]
|goods tariffed under the agreement
Sinonimai
tax (A broader verb that can refer to any kind of tax, not only tariffs in international trade.)
|
levy duties on (More formal and specific to imposing customs duties or tariffs.)
Antonimai
exempt (To officially decide that something does not have to pay a tax or charge, the opposite of tariffing it.)
Temos
economics
|politics
|business
|finance
Apibrėžimas
To make people pay a special tax when they bring some products into or send them out of a country.
To subject goods to a tariff, especially an import or export tax, usually as part of government trade policy.
Gramatika
Pagrindinė forma
tariff
IPA
GB/tˈɛɹəf/
US/tˈɛɹəf/
Skiemenys ir kirčiavimas
tar - iff (2 skiemenys)
Stress on 1st syllable (tar)
Žodžio formos
Noun
- Base: tariff
- Plural: tariffs
Žodžių šeima
Posakiai
tariff barrier
1/tˈɛɹəf bˈɛɹiɚ/
fixed phrase
technical
trade barrier made of tariffs
A limit on trade between countries that happens because one country puts high tariffs on goods from another country.
Pavyzdžiai
- The agreement aims to reduce tariff barriers between member states.
- High tariff barriers protect local industries but can anger trading partners.
- Many developing countries argue that tariff barriers in rich nations hurt their exports.
tariff war
1/tˈɛɹəf wˈɔɹ/
fixed phrase
technical
escalating conflict of rising tariffs
A time when two or more countries keep raising tariffs on each other’s goods to answer earlier tariff increases.
Pavyzdžiai
- Economists warned that a tariff war could slow global growth.
- The two nations stepped back from a full tariff war after last-minute talks.
- A long tariff war would make many imported products more expensive for consumers.