英语词汇income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

income /ˈɪŋkʌm, ˈɪn-/ noun the money that you receive, for example as payment for workingadjectives/nouns + incomea high/large income He has a relatively high income.a low/small income Rent takes a large part of their small income.a fixed income I’m retired and on a fixed income.sb’s annual income Brian’s annual income is around £43,000.the average income The report compares average incomes across different European countries.family/household income She works in a shop to supplement the family income.disposable income (=your income after tax and necessary bills have been paid) People are spending more of their disposable income on things like mobile phones and computers.gross income (=income before you have paid tax) The family’s gross income has increased by 5% this year.net income (=income after you have paid tax) He was left with a net income of just £80 per week.taxable income (=the part of your income on which you pay tax) Money received in rent is included as part of your taxable income.sb’s personal income Average personal incomes rose by about 5% last year.a joint income (=that two or more people have) Between them they have a joint income of less than £20,000.the national income (=the income of a country) A large proportion of the national income comes from food exports.investment income (=income from investments) You will be taxed on your investment income.verbshave an income He has an income of $80,000 a year.receive an income The tax authorities need to know about any income you have received during the past year. provide (sb with) an income The properties he rented out provided him with an income.generate an income (=provide one) He decided to invest the money to generate an income for the future.increase your income She took on extra work to increase her income.supplement/add to your income (=increase your income, for example by doing an extra job) Ted supplemented his income by doing part-time work in the evenings.sb’s income rises/increases/goes up They saw their income rise considerably over the next few years.sb’s income falls/goes down Average income fell by one third during this period.income + nounsan income group/bracket (=a group of people with roughly the same income) In general, people in higher income brackets live longer.an income level The tax rate rises with the individual’s income level.income tax (=tax that you pay on your income) The standard rate of income tax is to be cut by 0.5%.incomes policy BrE (=government controls on wages) Government control of the economy must include an effective incomes policy.prepositionson a high/low etc income People on low incomes will get help to pay their fuel bills.income from sth Only 5% of this group had any income from paid employment.phrasesa source of income His pension was his only source of income.loss of income You can buy insurance to protect you against loss of income if you are ill.THESAURUS: income → salary

词组	income
释义	income /ˈɪŋkʌm, ˈɪn-/ noun the money that you receive, for example as payment for workingadjectives/nouns + incomea high/large income He has a relatively high income.a low/small income Rent takes a large part of their small income.a fixed income I’m retired and on a fixed income.sb’s annual income Brian’s annual income is around £43,000.the average income The report compares average incomes across different European countries.family/household income She works in a shop to supplement the family income.disposable income (=your income after tax and necessary bills have been paid) People are spending more of their disposable income on things like mobile phones and computers.gross income (=income before you have paid tax) The family’s gross income has increased by 5% this year.net income (=income after you have paid tax) He was left with a net income of just £80 per week.taxable income (=the part of your income on which you pay tax) Money received in rent is included as part of your taxable income.sb’s personal income Average personal incomes rose by about 5% last year.a joint income (=that two or more people have) Between them they have a joint income of less than £20,000.the national income (=the income of a country) A large proportion of the national income comes from food exports.investment income (=income from investments) You will be taxed on your investment income.verbshave an income He has an income of $80,000 a year.receive an income The tax authorities need to know about any income you have received during the past year. provide (sb with) an income The properties he rented out provided him with an income.generate an income (=provide one) He decided to invest the money to generate an income for the future.increase your income She took on extra work to increase her income.supplement/add to your income (=increase your income, for example by doing an extra job) Ted supplemented his income by doing part-time work in the evenings.sb’s income rises/increases/goes up They saw their income rise considerably over the next few years.sb’s income falls/goes down Average income fell by one third during this period.income + nounsan income group/bracket (=a group of people with roughly the same income) In general, people in higher income brackets live longer.an income level The tax rate rises with the individual’s income level.income tax (=tax that you pay on your income) The standard rate of income tax is to be cut by 0.5%.incomes policy BrE (=government controls on wages) Government control of the economy must include an effective incomes policy.prepositionson a high/low etc income People on low incomes will get help to pay their fuel bills.income from sth Only 5% of this group had any income from paid employment.phrasesa source of income His pension was his only source of income.loss of income You can buy insurance to protect you against loss of income if you are ill.THESAURUS: income → salary
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