No. 2,719 in Spanish
impone
"Impone" means "imposes" or "enforces."
In a sentence
La profesora impone disciplina en la clase.
The teacher enforces discipline in the class.
The word 'impone' is used to express the act of enforcing or establishing a rule or order.
El paisaje impone por su majestuosidad.
The landscape impresses with its majesty.
The word 'impone' is used figuratively to convey an overwhelming or imposing feeling caused by the grandeur of the landscape.
La ley impone sanciones a quienes no la cumplen.
The law imposes penalties on those who do not comply.
The word 'impone' signifies the act of the law instituting or placing rules and penalties.
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