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单词 earnings
释义
earnings
noun[plural]
uk
/ˈɜː.nɪŋz/us
/ˈɝː.nɪŋz/
B2
theamountofmoneythat someone ispaidforworking:
薪水，工资
Average earnings forskilledworkersarerising.熟练工人的平均工资在增长。
a company'sprofitsin aparticularperiod:
（公司）利润
Sun Microsystemsreportedearnings that wereslightlybetterthan themarkethad beenexpecting.太阳微系统公司报告显示其利润比市场预期略好一些。
More examples
  • Having abigmortgageis arealdrainonyourearnings.
  • Shepredictspretaxearnings of over $13 m for thecompanythisyear.
  • Wagesroseby 2.9% lastyear, butrealearnings stillfellby 1.3%.
  • Therisein thevalueof thedollarhasdepressedthe company's earnings thisyear.
  • He got intotroublebylyingto thetaxofficeabout his earnings.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Earning money
  • (your)(daily) breadidiom
  • assessable
  • bank
  • base pay
  • basic
  • basic income
  • benefits package
  • feel the pinchidiom
  • hand over fistidiom
  • lineyourpocket(s)idiom
  • livelihood
  • pay packet
  • paycheck
  • pullsomethingdown
  • rakesomethingin
  • remonetize
  • remuneration
  • residual
  • shift
  • sick pay
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(Definition ofearningsfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

earnings| American Dictionary

earnings
plural noun
us
/ˈɜr·nɪŋz/
theamountofmoneythat you arepaidfor theworkyou do, or theprofitthat acompanymakes
(Definition ofearningsfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

earnings| Business English

earnings
noun[plural]
uk
/ˈɜːnɪŋz/us
FINANCE
a company's or industry'sprofitsin aparticularperiod:
Earnings fromrecordsalestopped£5 million.
lower/strong/record earningsIt was one of the fewcompaniesthatshowedstrongearnings.
Sun Microsystemsreportedearningsthat wereslightlybetterthan themarkethad beenexpecting.
expected/forecastearnings
HR,WORKPLACE
themoneythat apersonmakes for theworkthat they do:
Familycreditisreducedas earningsrise.
They aresuingeach other forlossof earnings.
weekly/monthlyearnings

See also

annual earnings
average earnings
core earnings
headline earnings
loss of earnings
retained earnings
(Definition ofearningsfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofearnings

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They show that college graduates have a higher present value ofearningsthan high school graduates.
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The type ofearningsrisk faced by the richest is also a potential explanation worth investigating.
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In his setup, one generation of parents care about their children's future consumption, and there is regression to the mean between parents' and children'searnings.
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Differences in wealth holdings are generated by randomearningsshocks.
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Subjects are asked to predict prices and theirearningsare inversely related to their quadratic forecasting errors.
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Furthermore, usingearningsdata for a particular year can introduce inaccuracies related to business cycle effects specific to that year.
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Therefore, the net impact of premature mortality and impaired cognitive development is loss of futureearnings.
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Results are presented excluding the costs of lostearnings, as cost-effectiveness ratios including these costs were not reported.
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We were then reduced to 9 3/4 d. a cut, which brought ourearningsdown to something like 16 s. a week.
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The program already included the earning of bronze badges in these early days.
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Combos and special moves are upgradeable through the earning of experience points.
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Our comments on net redistributions (transfers minus taxes) are based on the assumption that within each cohort, the tax burden is distributed proportional toearnings.
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More practically, people already have accumulated rights to both the basic andearnings-related pension.
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The proposal is particularly attractive for countries considering reforms toearnings-related systems that have accumulated a large implicit pension debt.
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In this method, we use choice information to extract ex ante or forecastearningsto distinguish them from ex post or realizedearnings.
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Collocationswithearnings

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actual earnings
The goal of the two groups was the same: to predict the average prediction of the uninformed group, given companies'actualearnings.
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career earnings
Perhaps a clearer way to assess the impact of a pension reform could use ' ' typical ' 'careerearningspaths, holding constant overall contributions.
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civilian earnings
However, unlike regular soldiers, reservists may also claim financial assistance if theircivilianearningsare greater than their military pay.
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