Usages of imponere
Mulus frenum non amat et caput movet, cum serva illud ei imponere conatur.
The mule does not like the bridle and moves its head when the maid tries to put it on him.
Mater puellae pallium imponit, quia ventus frigidus est.
Mother puts a cloak on the girl, because the wind is cold.
Nutrix infantis sudarium madidum mutat et ei aliud mundum imponit.
The baby’s nurse changes the wet towel and puts another clean one on him.
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