Definition
Definition of cess - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He had bad cess in the horse race.
2.
railwayDated UK the area beside railroad tracks for drainageDated UK
- The workers cleared the cess to prevent flooding.
3.
taxationDated UK assessed tax or levy in British and Irish contextsDated UK
- The government imposed a new cess on luxury goods.
Origin of cess
Latin, cessare (to cease)
Examples of cess in a sentence
Bad cess followed him wherever he went. The engineer inspected the cess for maintenance issues. Debris in the cess can lead to waterlogging. A cess was levied on imported goods. Farmers protested the new cess on fertilizers.
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- French:chance, fossé, ...
- German:Glück, Entwässerungsgraben, ...
- Italian:fortuna, cunetta, ...
- Spanish:suerte, drenaje, ...
- Portuguese:sorte, valeta, ...
- Chinese:运气, 排水沟, ...
- Japanese:運, 側溝, ...
- Arabic:حَظ, مَصْرَف السِكَّة الحَدِيدِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:מַזָּל, נָתִיב נִיקּוּז, ...
- Russian:удача, дренажная канава, ...
- Ukrainian:удача, кювет, ...
- Hindi:भाग्य, सेस, ...
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