(to) incur

(to) incur
(to) incur /ɪnˈkɜ:(r)/
v. t.
1 incorrere in; esporsi a; attirarsi: to incur punishment, incorrere in una punizione; to incur danger, esporsi al pericolo; to incur sb.'s blame, attirarsi il biasimo di q.
2 contrarre; fare; sostenere: to incur large debts, contrarre grossi debiti; to incur heavy expenses, sostenere grandi spese.

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