impost
n. 稅,關稅; 拱端託; 拱墩
1. money collected under a tariff
2. the lowest stone in an arch -- from which it springs
Transient immobilization and stravation add to this impost on the skeletal muscle mass.
暫時的臥床和飢餓更加重了這種骨胳肌的消耗.
I said that no one has the right to impost his views on others.
我說任何人都無權把自己的意見強加於人.