| Word | Pronunciation | Definition | Synonyms |
|---|---|---|---|
| income | /'ɪŋkəm/ | Income is the money that you get from working. | earnings wages |
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she discovered that he had no income and was not who he represented himself to be.
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With your help, United Way is working to cut in half the number of lower-income families who are financially unstable.
ReplyDeleteItalian: Guadagno
He has an annual income of eighty million won. or He earns[makes] eighty million won a year. or His income is eighty million won a year.
ReplyDeleteTaken together, their struggles are stark illustration that it can take years for a worker’s earnings to bounce back after a layoff, and that it can take even longer for a layoff during a recession.
ReplyDeleteA third is that, while underreporting of income is widespread throughout Israel, it is particularly high in the Arab sector.
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Spanish: ingreso
ReplyDeleteAt the time, my part-time income as an administrative assistant barely covered groceries. It was just something on the side
income
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n. 收入,所得
He needs a high income to support such a large family.
His income is double hers.
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People on fixed incomes are hurt by price increases.
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