dutiable
/ˈdʒuː.ti.ə.bəl/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈduː.t̬i.ə.bəl/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈdü-tē-ə-bəl also ˈdyü-/ (ame, mw)
dutiable — adjective
- dutiablepositive
- more dutiablecomparative
- most dutiablesuperlative
1. Dutiable goods are products that require you to pay a tax when you bring them in
Dutiable goods are products that require you to pay a tax when you bring them into a country or when you buy them in a special tax-free area.
The customs officer told Mei-Lin that her new silk scarf was dutiable.
predicative: [item] + was dutiable
Laptops and cameras bought in other countries are often dutiable items.
attributive: dutiable items
Before leaving Seoul, Diego checked which souvenirs were dutiable at the airport.
The shop assistant clearly marked which products were dutiable for foreign visitors.
Amara discovered that the antique vase her aunt sent from India was dutiable.
- taxable
broader term covering any kind of tax (income, property, sales); dutiable is narrower, limited to customs duties
- chargeable
general term for fees or taxes that can be added; less formal and less specific than dutiable
- leviable
formal legal term; very rare in everyday use, mainly found in statutes
文法句型
dutiable + noun
[noun] + be + dutiable
用法筆記
Common in customs and tax regulations. Unlike taxable (which covers income, property, and sales taxes), dutiable applies specifically to customs duty on imported goods.