imposed

1. 强加：所谓的组织成员身份在很大程度上是被外界强加(imposed) 的,这种强加的身份必然会对员工的组织认同产生影响. 尽管近年来政府在很多方面放宽了对企业和员工的控制,但这一影响已经成为中国社会的一代人的集体无意识,也可以说是一种心理定势,

2. 强加的：158.independent独立的(反义词dependent依靠的 | 159.imposed强加的; | 160.moral道德上的;

3. 采取更强硬的家居隔离政策：向某国实施贸易制裁 impose trade sanctions against somebody | 采取更强硬的家居隔离政策 imposed | 加强入口管制 imposed greater import

4. 强加 抢派 征(税等)：lubricate 使润滑 加润滑油 给......涂油 行贿 收买 | imposed 强加 抢派 征(税等) | municipal 市政的 市立的 自治区的

1. imposed的翻译

1. Rail passengers faced longer journeys after fears of buckled tracks led to speed limits being imposed across the country.

2. Israel imposed a blockade on Gaza Strip in June 2007 when Hamas took over the territory by force.

3. An Israeli blockade was imposed on the Gaza Strip right after the Islamic Hamas movement seized control of it by force in June 2007.

4. One CAAC official said the control had been imposed because the resources of these key airports were relatively limited compared with the huge demand.

5. Getting such funding is also part of a plan to end the controls on capital flows it imposed in 2008 to stabilize a tumbling currency.

6. Foreign multinationals enjoyed corporate tax rates half those imposed on local companies, while paying no duties on their capital goods imports.

7. A 2 percent tax on foreign capital imposed by Brazil earlier this week brought only temporary losses to the Bovespa stock index and its currency.

8. Some Iraqis were optimistic about the plan, while others complained about the inconveniences imposed as traffic jams slowed movement in the capital.

9. Too urgent a demand was imposed on the transformation and careful persuasion work was forgone, and the transition was made too rapidly and too uniformly.

10. The deadline was imposed because of the time needed to carry out the work before the expo gets underway.

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