英语词汇incentive的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

incentive AC /ɪnˈsentɪv/ noun something that encourages you to work harder, start a new activity etcadjectives/nouns + incentivea strong/powerful incentive Competition with others acts as a strong incentive for many people.a significant incentive The high financial rewards are a significant incentive.a greater incentive The scheme gives industry a greater incentive to tackle pollution.the main/biggest incentive The main incentive is the high salary.an extra/added incentive As an added incentive, there’s a bottle of champagne for the best team.a financial/economic incentive (=money offered as an incentive) Doctors are encouraged through financial incentives to work in poor areas.cash incentives The scheme gives farmers cash incentives to manage the countryside for wildlife.tax incentives (=a reduction in tax, offered as an incentive) Tax incentives are provided for employees to buy shares in their own companies.price incentives (=lower prices, offered as an incentive) The strong December sales were attributed to attractive price incentives.verbsgive/offer sb an incentive If you want people to change their behaviour, it’s good to offer them some kind of incentive.provide (sb with) an incentive Good teachers provide their students with incentives to learn.create an incentive We need to create an incentive for people to recycle their rubbish.act as an incentive (=be an incentive) The chance of promotion acts as an incentive for many employees.have an incentive Companies have an incentive to cut their energy use.remove/take away an incentive Some people believe that welfare benefits remove the incentive to work.lack an incentive He lacked any incentive to try harder.incentive + nounsan incentive scheme/system The incentive scheme was introduced to promote renewable energy.prepositionsan incentive for sb Awards provide an incentive for young people to improve their skills.phraseshave little/no incentive to do sth Poor farmers have little incentive to grow crops for export.

词组	incentive
释义	incentive AC /ɪnˈsentɪv/ noun something that encourages you to work harder, start a new activity etcadjectives/nouns + incentivea strong/powerful incentive Competition with others acts as a strong incentive for many people.a significant incentive The high financial rewards are a significant incentive.a greater incentive The scheme gives industry a greater incentive to tackle pollution.the main/biggest incentive The main incentive is the high salary.an extra/added incentive As an added incentive, there’s a bottle of champagne for the best team.a financial/economic incentive (=money offered as an incentive) Doctors are encouraged through financial incentives to work in poor areas.cash incentives The scheme gives farmers cash incentives to manage the countryside for wildlife.tax incentives (=a reduction in tax, offered as an incentive) Tax incentives are provided for employees to buy shares in their own companies.price incentives (=lower prices, offered as an incentive) The strong December sales were attributed to attractive price incentives.verbsgive/offer sb an incentive If you want people to change their behaviour, it’s good to offer them some kind of incentive.provide (sb with) an incentive Good teachers provide their students with incentives to learn.create an incentive We need to create an incentive for people to recycle their rubbish.act as an incentive (=be an incentive) The chance of promotion acts as an incentive for many employees.have an incentive Companies have an incentive to cut their energy use.remove/take away an incentive Some people believe that welfare benefits remove the incentive to work.lack an incentive He lacked any incentive to try harder.incentive + nounsan incentive scheme/system The incentive scheme was introduced to promote renewable energy.prepositionsan incentive for sb Awards provide an incentive for young people to improve their skills.phraseshave little/no incentive to do sth Poor farmers have little incentive to grow crops for export.
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