گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'income'

1 حسابداری و مالی:: درآمد

2 عمومی:: عایدی‌

3 عمومی:: جریان‌

4 عمومی:: درامد

5 عمومی:: دخل‌

6 عمومی:: ورودیه‌

7 عمومی:: ریزش‌

8 عمومی:: ظ‌هور

1 general::   noun PREP. on an ~ Many families on a low income are dependent on state support. | ~ from income from tourism PHRASES the distribution/redistribution of income, a drop in income, income and expenditure Every company must keep control of its income and expenditure. | income per capita/head Real income per head of population was at a low point five years ago. | a source of incomePER CENT (for more verbs)BUSINESS ADJ. above-average, high, large | sufficient | average Average incomes are rising more slowly. | below-average, low, meagre, small | rising | additional They hope that the lottery will provide additional income for charities. | total | future | permanent, secure | regular, steady | annual, monthly, weekly | national | per capita the average per capita income | personal, private He has a large private income on top of what he earns as a teacher. | family, household | gross, pre-tax | taxable | after-tax, net, post-tax | disposable | real | earned | unearned | money the money incomes of individuals | retirement | capital, fee, foreign, investment VERB + INCOME have | receive She received an income for life as a result of her father's will. | earn, generate, provide (sb with) Financial assets have the advantage of earning income. The return on your investment can provide you with regular income. | boost, increase, supplement ways of boosting your retirement income She supplements her income by doing an evening job. | reduce | exceed For 2001, expenditure exceeded income by £10,000. | depend on | live on A large number of families in the area are living on below-average incomes. | redistribute They aim to redistribute income from the rich to the poor. | treat sth as Interest is treated as income for tax purposes. INCOME + VERB arise (from sth), come from sth, derive from sth If a person's income arises in the UK it is subject to UK income tax. A lot of our income comes from bank interest. | grow, increase, rise | drop, fall | exceed sth INCOME + NOUN bracket, group, level Elderly people often belong to a low income group. | distribution, redistribution | incomes policy There are internal disputes over the party's incomes policy. | support A single mother of three, she relies on income support. | statement a company's income statement | tax

2 general:: noun salary: My income is about $33,000 a year.

3 general:: income verbs have an income ( also receive an income formal ) • We have an income of over $100,000 a year. provide 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. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + income a high/large income • He has a relatively high income. a low/small income • Rent takes a large chunk of their small 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. the national income (= the income of a country ) • A large proportion of the national income comes from food exports. 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 spend a high proportion of their disposable income running a car. 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. a joint income (= that two or more people have ) • Between them they have a joint income of less than £20,000. somebody's personal income • Average personal incomes rose by about 5% last year. investment income (= income from investments ) • You will be taxed on your investment income. income + NOUN an income level/group • The tax rate rises with the individual’s income level. an income bracket (= income level ) • In general, people in higher income brackets live longer. income tax (= tax that you pay on your income ) • The standard rate of income tax is to be cut by 0.5%. incomes policy British English (= government controls on wages ) • Government control of the economy must include an effective incomes policy. phrases a 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.