No. 5,219 in Spanish
impuesta
"Impuesta" means "imposed" in English.
In a sentence
La regla fue impuesta por el gobierno.
The rule was imposed by the government.
Here, 'impuesta' functions as a past participle adjective describing the noun 'regla', indicating that the rule was established or enforced by an external entity.
Ella aceptó la tarea impuesta con entusiasmo.
She accepted the imposed task with enthusiasm.
In this sentence, 'impuesta' modifies 'tarea' and implies that the task was assigned or mandated by someone else.
La limitación impuesta por el contrato es estricta.
The limitation imposed by the contract is strict.
Here, 'impuesta' describes 'limitación', indicating that the restriction is defined or constrained by the contract terms.
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