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tax
A2
noun
Usage:
95%
levy, duty
Translation: levy, duty
Pronunciation: /tæks/
Meaning: A sum of money that people or businesses must pay to the government to fund public services.

A tax is money you give to the government. The government uses this money to help the country. People pay tax on things like buying items or earning money.

I pay tax every year on my income.

The tax helps build schools and roads.

2
B1
verb
Usage:
85%
charge, impose
Translation: charge, impose
Pronunciation: /tæks/
Meaning: To make someone or something pay a tax or a charge.

To tax means to ask for money from people or businesses. The government can tax goods, services, or income to get money to pay for things.

The government taxes gasoline to raise money.

They tax imported goods at the border.

3
B2
noun
Usage:
40%
burden, demand
Translation: burden, demand
Pronunciation: /tæks/
Meaning: A heavy demand or burden, often used figuratively to mean a great strain or responsibility.

A tax can also mean something hard to do or a big problem. It is like a heavy load that makes things difficult or tiring.

The long trip was a tax on their patience.

The project puts a tax on the workers' time.

4
B2
noun
Usage:
35%
strain, demand
Translation: strain, demand
Pronunciation: /tæks/
Meaning: A requirement for time, effort, or resources that causes difficulty or exhaustion.

Here, tax means something that makes you tired or weak. It is a strong demand on a person’s body or mind.

Constant work taxes his health.

Heavy lifting is a tax on the body.

5
B2
verb
Usage:
40%
strain, fatigue
Translation: strain, fatigue
Pronunciation: /tæks/
Meaning: To cause someone to suffer by using too much effort or strength.

To tax someone means to make them very tired or to use a lot of their strength or mind. It means to put a hard demand on someone.

The difficult work taxed her energy.

The test taxed all his mental power.

6
B1
noun
Usage:
60%
duty, tariff
Translation: duty, tariff
Pronunciation: /tæks/
Meaning: A type of charge or duty on goods when they cross a country's border, often called customs tax.

A tax can be a fee that countries charge when goods come from other places. This is to protect their own businesses or to get money.

The tax on imports is very high.

They pay tax when the goods arrive here.

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C1
noun
Usage:
10%
classification
Translation: classification
Pronunciation: /tæks/
Meaning: In biology, a group of related organisms classified together (short for taxonomy).

In biology, tax is a shortened form for a group of living things. It helps scientists organize and name animals and plants by family or types.

Scientists study tax groups of animals.

The tax helps organize plants by type.

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