TARIFF


Meaning of TARIFF in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ high , low

▪ preferential , protectionist , protective

British industry was sheltered from foreign competition by protective ~s.

▪ punitive , retaliatory

The European Union has threatened retaliatory ~s.

▪ external

▪ internal

▪ import

▪ agricultural , industrial

▪ steel , textile , etc.

▪ across-the-board

a 27% across-the-board ~ on all goods from China

… OF TARIFFS

▪ level

a 40% level of ~s on imports

VERB + TARIFF

▪ fix , set (both esp. BrE )

The agreement fixed ~s for foreign goods coming into Japan at 5%.

▪ impose , introduce , levy ( esp. AmE ), slap ( informal )

The US could impose punitive ~s of up to 100% on some countries' exports.

The US has slapped ~s on steel imports.

▪ pay

▪ increase , raise

▪ cut , lower , reduce

▪ abolish , eliminate , lift , remove

TARIFF + NOUN

▪ reduction , reform

▪ structure , system

▪ policy

▪ level , rate

▪ barrier , protection

the aim of removing all ~ barriers by next year

the removal of ~ protection for farmers

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ on

They set a ~ of 36% on British wool cloth.

PHRASES

▪ a reduction in ~/~s

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