No. 9,614 in Spanish
arancel
"Arancel" means "tariff" or "duty," referring to a tax on imports or exports.
In a sentence
El gobierno implementó un nuevo arancel sobre productos electrónicos.
The government implemented a new tariff on electronic products.
In this sentence, 'arancel' refers to a tariff or duty imposed on imported or exported goods.
La universidad ajustó el arancel de matrícula para el próximo semestre.
The university adjusted the tuition fee for the next semester.
Here, 'arancel' denotes a fee that a student pays for enrollment, showing its use in the context of an educational institution.
Los importadores encontraron difícil cumplir con el alto arancel establecido.
The importers found it difficult to comply with the high duty imposed.
In this instance, 'arancel' again means a tariff or duty, specifically emphasizing a challenging barrier in trade contexts.
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