take-home pay

英 [ˈteɪk həʊm peɪ]

美 [ˈteɪk hoʊm peɪ]

n.  (扣除税项等之后的)实得工资

BEC经济

牛津词典

noun

• （扣除税项等之后的）实得工资
  the amount of money that you earn after you have paid tax, etc.

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT (扣除税款等之后的)实发工资
  Yourtake-home payis the amount of your wages or salary that is left after income tax and other payments have been subtracted.
  1. He was earning £215 a week before tax: take-home pay, £170.
     他税前的周薪是215英镑，实发170英镑。

英英释义

noun

• what is left of your pay after deductions for taxes and dues and insurance etc

双语例句

• I got carried away in Dean& DeLuca last night, and spent half my take-home pay.
  昨晚我在迪安德鲁卡的食品杂货店流连忘返，花了我一半的工资。
• So a woman's take-home pay will always be proportionally less.
  因此一位妇女的实得工资将总是相应地（比男人）少一些。
• The training interfered with their productivity in the short term, and hence with their take-home pay.
  因为培训在短期内会影响生产率，进而也会相对减少税后工资。
• Lowering taxes on wages would reduce the cost of employment without squeezing take-home pay and living standards.
  减少针对工资的税收，将会在不影响工人收入和生活水平的情况下降低雇佣成本。
• Know what your take-home pay is& it's not as much as you think.
  知道你的到手工资是多少&并不像你所想的那样多。
• In the UK, mortgage payments as a percentage of take-home pay have fallen below the historic average – a boon to those who can access the lower interest rates, though that tends to be those already on the housing ladder or able to muster large deposits.
  在英国，房贷支出占工资的比率已降至历史平均值以下&这对于能得到更低房贷利率的购房者来说是个重大利好，虽然他们往往是已是有房一族或者自身存款较多。
• Take-home pay is what is left after subtraction of deducted taxes.
  扣税后的实得工资就是扣除了税之后剩下的部分。
• About a third of our take-home pay is spent on grocery and household items.
  我们大约三分之一的工资被用于食品和家用物品上。
• My take-home pay this year will be much higher than last year.
  我今年的税后实得工资比去年高得多。
• They want to believe that their leaders understand the anxious feeling that comes when an increase in healthcare costs takes a bite out of their take-home pay.
  他们希望他们的领导人能够理解民众由于卫生保健费用提高而引起的实际收入下降的那种焦虑。