Aranceles
/a.ɾanˈθe.les/Taxes imposed on imported or exported goods, typically by governments to protect domestic industries or generate revenue.
El gobierno aumentó los aranceles para reducir las importaciones.
Le gouvernement a augmenté les droits de douane pour réduire les importations.
Aranceles can also refer to fees charged for certain services, such as education or professional certifications.
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Context Matters
Aranceles is primarily used in formal contexts related to trade and economics. Avoid using it in casual conversation.
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Plural Form
Aranceles is always plural in Spanish, even when referring to a single tax. For example, 'El arancel' is incorrect; use 'Los aranceles'.
📖Origine du mot
From the Spanish 'arancel', derived from the Old French 'arancel', which in turn comes from the Italian 'arancello', a diminutive of 'arengo' (assembly or council). Originally referred to official lists of prices or fees.
📝Notes d'usage
In Spanish, 'aranceles' is often used in the context of international trade and economic policy. It is a formal term and is commonly used in legal, financial, and political discussions.