英语单词短语词组“incentive”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

incentive

noun[CorU]

/ɪnˈsen.tɪv/us

/ɪnˈsen.t̬ɪv/

something thatencouragesapersonto do something:

激励，刺激，鼓励

Taxincentives have been veryeffectiveinencouragingpeopletosaveandinvestmore oftheirincome.税收激励措施在鼓励人们将收入多储蓄和多投资方面很有效。

[+ to infinitive]There is little incentiveforpeopletoleavetheircarsathomewhenpublictransportremainssoexpensive.公共交通的费用居高不下，无法激励人们停开私家车。

Bonuspaymentsprovidean incentivetoworkharder.支付奖金能刺激人们更努力工作。

Compare

motivation(REASON)

Opposite

disincentive

More examples

Indexation ofpayrisestoproductivitywill givepeoplean incentive toworkharder.
The incentive tosellmore islarge- and itplainlyworks.
Themanagementhaveintroducedaproductivityincentiveschemeformembersofstaff.
Tax incentives have beenofferedtoattractindustryto theregion.
The newlawprovidesincentives forbusinessestoinvestinrecyclingequipment.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Attracting and tempting

affinity
allure
alluringly
arrest
attract
catnip
charisma
charm offensive
charm the pants offsomeoneidiom
chum
glamorousness
glamour
honey trap
jump out atsomeone
lure
tempt
temptation
temptingly
ticklesomeone'sfancyidiom
va-va-voom

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(Definition ofincentivefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

incentive| American Dictionary

incentive

noun[C/U]

/ɪnˈsen·tɪv/

something thatencouragesapersonto do something:

[C]Tax incentives are sometimeseffectiveinencouragingpeopletosavemoney.

[U]Thesekidshave no incentive tolearn.

(Definition ofincentivefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

incentive| Business English

incentive

noun[CorU]

/ɪnˈsentɪv/us

something,especiallymoney, thatencouragesapersonororganizationto do something:

financial/fiscal/monetary incentiveCashgrantswerepartof thefinancialincentives given todevelopersof newsolarpowertechnology.

abig/great/generousincentive

incentive to dosth

Executives had astrongincentivetodestroypaperstheyknewwouldincriminatethem incourt.

be/have little/no incentiveThere will be little incentive toconsolidatebefore newtaxlawstakeeffect.

incentive for sb to do sthThere's no incentive for theunionsto makeconcessionsnow, since they've always been given what theyaskedfor.

incentivepackage/plan/system

create/offer/providean incentive

See also

disincentive
economic incentive
group incentive
sales incentive
share incentive plan
tax incentive

(Definition ofincentivefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofincentive

incentive

I think there are encouraging developments in technology that are permitting developed countries to 'do more with less', and increasing incentives to do so.

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Economic returns from these projects may provide a strongincentivefor such countries to participate.

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But many physicians have refused these incentives because of the risk of control of their practice.

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The potential for such liability claims will provide private parties with an addedincentiveto bring cases.

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First, private parties often lack the individualincentiveto initiate litigation before national courts.

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The split removed anincentiveto behave moderately as there were no longer national politicians but only regional ones.

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In political terms, it took an argument for boycotting the elections away from the opposition and provided it with an addedincentiveto participate.

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Party-based systems create career incentives for the legislator to support the overall aims of the parties.

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How contributions are collected under the reformed systems may also affect incentives.

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Wider, more detailed research into the working of access systems and of any financial or other incentives is urgently needed.

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But which institutional features of the two systems shape the incentives relevant for coalition formation?

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In this part we examine papers on redistribution, constitutional design, and the incentives and quality of political elites.

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Theincentiveto collect and return the item is effectively transferred to the agents with the lowest opportunity cost of time.

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This paper builds upon the theoretical framework from the precision irrigation literature to study the roles of information, institutions, and price incentives in irrigated agriculture.

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To some extent the latter reflects differing views on the effectiveness of the various incentives to change.

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These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

Collocationswithincentive

incentive

These are words often used in combination withincentive.

Click on a collocation to see more examples of it.

added incentive

Regressive taxation provides anaddedincentiveto earn a degree so that a smaller gross wage difference motivates skill acquisition.

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additional incentive

However, as discussed previously, the subsequent return to procurement prices removed theadditionalincentiveand confirmed the existence of policy uncertainty.

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adequate incentive

In practice, however, pollution taxes have often been set too low to have anadequateincentiveeffect.

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单词	incentive
释义	incentive noun[CorU] uk /ɪnˈsen.tɪv/us /ɪnˈsen.t̬ɪv/ C2 something thatencouragesapersonto do something: 激励，刺激，鼓励 Taxincentives have been veryeffectiveinencouragingpeopletosaveandinvestmore oftheirincome.税收激励措施在鼓励人们将收入多储蓄和多投资方面很有效。 [+ to infinitive]There is little incentiveforpeopletoleavetheircarsathomewhenpublictransportremainssoexpensive.公共交通的费用居高不下，无法激励人们停开私家车。 Bonuspaymentsprovidean incentivetoworkharder.支付奖金能刺激人们更努力工作。 Compare motivation(REASON) Opposite disincentive More examples Indexation ofpayrisestoproductivitywill givepeoplean incentive toworkharder. The incentive tosellmore islarge- and itplainlyworks. Themanagementhaveintroducedaproductivityincentiveschemeformembersofstaff. Tax incentives have beenofferedtoattractindustryto theregion. The newlawprovidesincentives forbusinessestoinvestinrecyclingequipment. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Attracting and tempting affinity allure alluringly arrest attract catnip charisma charm offensive charm the pants offsomeoneidiom chum glamorousness glamour honey trap jump out atsomeone lure tempt temptation temptingly ticklesomeone'sfancyidiom va-va-voom See more results » (Definition ofincentivefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) incentive\| American Dictionary incentive noun[C/U] us /ɪnˈsen·tɪv/ something thatencouragesapersonto do something: [C]Tax incentives are sometimeseffectiveinencouragingpeopletosavemoney. [U]Thesekidshave no incentive tolearn. (Definition ofincentivefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) incentive\| Business English incentive noun[CorU] uk /ɪnˈsentɪv/us something,especiallymoney, thatencouragesapersonororganizationto do something: financial/fiscal/monetary incentiveCashgrantswerepartof thefinancialincentives given todevelopersof newsolarpowertechnology. abig/great/generousincentive incentive to dosth Executives had astrongincentivetodestroypaperstheyknewwouldincriminatethem incourt. be/have little/no incentiveThere will be little incentive toconsolidatebefore newtaxlawstakeeffect. incentive for sb to do sthThere's no incentive for theunionsto makeconcessionsnow, since they've always been given what theyaskedfor. incentivepackage/plan/system create/offer/providean incentive See also disincentive economic incentive group incentive sales incentive share incentive plan tax incentive (Definition ofincentivefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) Examplesofincentive incentive I think there are encouraging developments in technology that are permitting developed countries to 'do more with less', and increasing incentives to do so. From theCambridge English Corpus Economic returns from these projects may provide a strongincentivefor such countries to participate. From theCambridge English Corpus But many physicians have refused these incentives because of the risk of control of their practice. From theCambridge English Corpus The potential for such liability claims will provide private parties with an addedincentiveto bring cases. From theCambridge English Corpus First, private parties often lack the individualincentiveto initiate litigation before national courts. From theCambridge English Corpus The split removed anincentiveto behave moderately as there were no longer national politicians but only regional ones. From theCambridge English Corpus In political terms, it took an argument for boycotting the elections away from the opposition and provided it with an addedincentiveto participate. From theCambridge English Corpus Party-based systems create career incentives for the legislator to support the overall aims of the parties. From theCambridge English Corpus How contributions are collected under the reformed systems may also affect incentives. From theCambridge English Corpus Wider, more detailed research into the working of access systems and of any financial or other incentives is urgently needed. From theCambridge English Corpus But which institutional features of the two systems shape the incentives relevant for coalition formation? From theCambridge English Corpus In this part we examine papers on redistribution, constitutional design, and the incentives and quality of political elites. From theCambridge English Corpus Theincentiveto collect and return the item is effectively transferred to the agents with the lowest opportunity cost of time. From theCambridge English Corpus This paper builds upon the theoretical framework from the precision irrigation literature to study the roles of information, institutions, and price incentives in irrigated agriculture. From theCambridge English Corpus To some extent the latter reflects differing views on the effectiveness of the various incentives to change. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocationswithincentive incentive These are words often used in combination withincentive. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. added incentive Regressive taxation provides anaddedincentiveto earn a degree so that a smaller gross wage difference motivates skill acquisition. From theCambridge English Corpus additional incentive However, as discussed previously, the subsequent return to procurement prices removed theadditionalincentiveand confirmed the existence of policy uncertainty. From theCambridge English Corpus adequate incentive In practice, however, pollution taxes have often been set too low to have anadequateincentiveeffect. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/incentive##
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