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复数:taxes
第三人称单数:taxes
现在分词:taxing
过去式:taxed
过去分词:taxed
taxless (adj.), taxingly (adv.), taxer (n.)
词根:tax
adj.taxing 费力的;繁重的
taxable 应纳税的;可征税的
n.taxation 课税,征税;税款
taxability [税收] 可课税性;可征税性
taxer 纳税人;缴税人
v.taxing 征税(tax的ing形式)
noun
a charge usually of money imposed by authority on persons or property for public purposes
a sum levied on members of an organization to defray expenses
a heavy demand
verb
transitive verb
to levy a tax on
to make onerous and rigorous demands on
the job taxed her strength
charge, accusealso: censure
taxed him with neglect of duty
to assess or determine judicially the amount of (costs in a court action)
obsolete to enter (a name) in a list
there went out a decree … that all the world should be taxed—Luke 2:1 (King James Version)
combining form
arrangement taxidermy
taxeme
income tax所得税
tax system税制,课税制度
tax revenue税收;赋税收入
tax law税法
tax rate税率
tax policy税收政策
personal income tax个人所得税
business tax营业税
individual income tax[经]个人所得税
property tax财产税;不动产税
value-added tax增值税
tax planning纳税计划
tax collection征税;税捐稽征
export tax出口税
tax reform税制改革
tax evasion漏税,逃税
tax burden课税负担
estate tax(英)房地产遗产税
local tax地方税
tax rebate退税;税收回扣
这组词都有“征税”的意思,其区别是:
tax普通用词,指用各种不同方法向个人或单位征收所得税、房地产税等各种税款。侧重实际征收金钱。
assess指一般情况下,征收房地产税、罚款或其它费用。
impose指在决定个别案件中的处罚或罚款,尤指政府征收某种税收的决定。
以上来源于网络
tax普通用词,指用各种不同方法向个人或单位征收所得税、房地产税等各种税款。侧重实际征收金钱。
duty责任
tariff关税
assess指一般情况下,征收房地产税、罚款或其它费用。
dues会费
impose指在决定个别案件中的处罚或罚款,尤指政府征收某种税收的决定。
以上来源于网络
大约在1300年,“征税”,源自于古法语 taxer “征税”(13世纪),直接源自拉丁语 taxare “评估,估价,评估,处理”,也有“指责,控告”的意思,可能是 tangere “触摸”的频率形式,源自于 PIE 词根 *tag- “触摸,处理”。 “负担,造成压力”的意义最早记录于14世纪初; “指责,责备”的意义来自于1560年代。在路加福音第二章中使用希腊语 apographein “列入名单,注册”是由泰恩代尔引起的。相关: Taxed; taxing。
税务
税收
捐税
税款
机场费
Verb Middle English, to estimate, assess, tax, from Anglo-French taxer, from Medieval Latin taxare, from Latin, to feel, estimate, censure, frequentative of tangere to touch — more at tangent >entry 2 Combining form Greek taxi-, from taxis
The first known use of tax was in the 14th century
tax1 of 2verb
to require to pay a tax
to accuse of something
taxed them with carelessness
to make heavy demands on : strain
taxed our strength
tax2 of 2noun
a charge usually of money set by authority on persons or property for public purposes
something (as an effort or duty) that makes heavy demands : strain
1 “The accountant who wants to stay in business in America will be the one who focuses on designing creative, complex strategies, like tax avoidance or tax sheltering, managing customer relationships,” he said.
2 He was as portly as a tax collector.
3 The real estate taxes her father was paying would have been double the amount of money required to ensconce her in the most expensive boarding school.
4 Though he didn’t particularly show it, I knew it was taxing even for him.
5 They would have resisted any tax, but sugar was an especially sore point.
6 puzzles that tax your brain
7 All he said, however, was “With your mother gone you’re required to deliver your ox to the manor house tomorrow. It will serve as the death tax.”
8 This time I knew exactly what was out there—a lot of long, taxing miles, steep rocky mountains, hard shelter floors, hot days without showers, unsatisfying meals cooked on a temperamental stove.
9 Please give me a breakdown of those income tax totals.
请给我一份所得税收的细目表.
10 “Every year we send a letter—a tax bill—showing how much you owe.”
11 What is the amount of tax to be paid?
12 If only her father had been stronger, she might have chanced it, but Hoster Tully had been bedridden these past two years, and Catelyn was loath to tax him now.
13 “I do a pizza delivery guy’s taxes,” he said.
14 Because African Americans were poor, they frequently could not pay poll taxes.
15 Mr. Moss admitted they had received more than $265,000 in tax- free subsidies, plus Social Security checks for some of the children they had adopted.
16 This was the moment I had lost Audrey: this was the moment the costs had become real, when the tax was levied, the rent due.
17 He’s an accountant, and because he sometimes works really late hours during tax season, he had the walls filled with extra insulation for warmth and soundproofing.
18 The tenant had to pay the taxes and build and maintain the roads.
19 As an accountant, Uncle Carlos did the taxes for the family as well as La Cocina in between naps and diaper changes.
20 But they hated paying so many taxes—the extra money England made the colonists pay when they bought things like tea and paper.
1 使受压力
5 受压力
6 要价
11 税
duty contribution scot imposition impost droit cess gabelle tollage rate Scot stent levy taxation lot due fee toll
14 审定
17 会费
18 责备
reproachful dirdum blame snap lecture jaw prick reproach censure twit talking-to wite upbraiding dispraise harry chide reprove check score boot trim accuse tutor shend drop across haul over the c give a blast cast in teeth what for roar up stick rap reproof quarrel correct condemn admonish reprobate speak fault haul over the coals take to task tell off talk to railing upbraid admonitory blessing qualm thumbs-down crimination rail animadvert call charge row jack roast blister razz criminate
19 负担
share weight load responsibility liability burden incidence fraught onus infliction deadweight incubus against maintain absorb drain imposition encumbrance albatross lug charge on bear saddle freight cumber obligation lay impose load water line
23 征税
24 虐待
wrong abuse hell rough hardship abusive cruelty oppression misusage ballyrag press task horse screw mouse devil grind spite misuse outrage torment crucify oppress mistreat maul mishandle manhandle physic bedevil macerate maltreat scarify ill-treat
25 批评
shot dig knock criticism static rap swipe polemic gird niggle potshot dispraise bag hate discipline fault criticize zing animadvert find fault speak ill of rap on the knuckles hoe into bust chops ream ass have a go at
27 责难
disapprobatory inculpatory upbraidingly disapprovingly accusingly condemnation rebuke censure animadversion lamming objurgation inculpation animadvert blame knock condemn twit durn point finger at call to account cry down point the finger at
28 竭
29 指责
denunciative accusative accusing denunciatory judgment criticism static lump accusation indictment flak damning imputation accusal accuse criticize charge judge fault damn condemn denounce rebuke impeach impugn drub reprehend inculpate attaint delate shend implead point a finger at get on at rap censure stricture remonstrance finger-wagging reproach chide stigmatize rap on the knuckles ream ass accusatory accusingly allegation mouthful arraignment arraign damnation denunciation land on pound away at
30 非难
accusatory accusing accusatorial blame reflection criticism accusation condemnation rebuke disapproval stricture lashing disapprobation reflect criticize attack accuse wite lunch-hooks
33 谴责
black stick ban blast caution thunder doom rebuke censure denunciation diatribe animadvert blame bless damn slate condemn denounce reprimand reprove reprobate reprehend roast rap on the knuckles fulminatory accusing reproachful condemnatory reprovingly thunder-and-lightning jobation bar row reflection raspberry accusation visitation condemnation reproach flak stricture reproof reprehension reflect tongue trim accuse decry upbraid wite objurgate