to tariff
- verb
- /ˈtærɪf/
- The government decided to tariff imported steel to protect domestic manufacturers.
And, and it strikes me if he if he's now willing to tariff media.
- And, and it strikes me if he if he's now willing to tariff media.
Examples
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We need to boycott or tariff Chinese-made goods and reestablish labor in friendly countries such as India, ASEAN, South America, etc.
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Thus air for Anaximenes is the sort of thing that can be tariffed and compressed; it is ratified and compressed when it undergoes the relevant changes.
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And, and it strikes me if he if he's now willing to tariff media.
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The South was being told what to do by the industrial North and was heavily tariffed on their cotton.
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I say let the dumbasses go and have their republic, then tariff the crap out of them until they say "UNCLE"...
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You guys tariff you dare warning explicit body shimmer.
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They raised the price of bourbon for their own people in the European Union, and they also tariffed one of their own companies.
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So then, not to be outdone by his own crazy, he starts posting about he's going to start tariffing the European Union.
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Yes, China manipulates its currency to the low side, China tariffs U.S. goods, China does not trade fairly with the United States but expects the U.S. to maintain an open market to all of its goods.
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Many countries will tariff goods that do not meet their safety standards.
Synonyms
To make people pay money to the government on income or goods
Compounds
- Literature
A tax on imports that a government adds in reply to another country's trade barriers
- Specialized
A tax on goods from other countries that makes them more expensive to help local businesses
- Specialized
A tax on goods brought into a country mainly to raise government money
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Etymology
Tariff comes from the same Italian tariffa and Arabic ta'rīf, words for a list of charges. To tariff something is to put it on that list—so to tariff goods is to add a government 'tax' or 'duty' to them.