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No. 15,839 in Korean

부과된

"Imposed" or "levied."

In a sentence

  • 그에게 부과된 업무는 매우 힘들었다.

    The duties assigned to him were very challenging.

    In this sentence, '부과된' is used as an adjective derived from the verb '부과하다', meaning 'to assign' or 'to impose'. It describes duties that have been imposed on the subject.

  • 세금이 부과된 상품의 가격은 더 높았다.

    The price of goods with imposed taxes was higher.

    Here, '부과된' modifies '세금' to indicate that taxes have been imposed or applied to certain goods.

  • 위반 사항에 따라 벌금이 부과된 경우가 있었다.

    There were instances where fines were imposed based on violations.

    In this context, '부과된' serves as a past participle describing fines that have been imposed due to certain infractions.

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