Definition of fat tax in English:

fat tax

noun

informal

A proposed tax on foods or drinks judged to be unhealthy and whose consumption is believed to be linked to rising obesity levels.
critics say a fat tax would hit the poor hardest because they spend 30 per cent of their income on food
Example sentencesExamples
- But it would be a mistake to drop his "fat tax" on soda liquid candy, as health advocates call it.
- And soda drinkers in New York State face the threat of paying what's being called a fat tax.
- And to make us stop eating them, we could have a "fat tax".
- Could education be a better alternative to a fat tax?
- Good job the new fat tax hasn't been introduced yet!
- Last week a study suggested that a so-called fat tax could save more than 3,000 lives a year.
- It is expected to pour cold water on Downing Street plans to subsidise gym membership and impose a 'fat tax' on unhealthy foods.
- He mentions that a "fat tax" has already been proposed in which foods would be taxed in proportion to their fat content.
- But opponents are calling it a fat tax.
- One is for a fat tax to promote decreased consumption of unhealthful foods.
- He said he would support the introduction of a fat tax if it promoted a healthier diet.
- For example, he is for a fat tax, not a flat tax, a fat tax, taxing people who eat too much.
- Taxation on cigarettes could be translated into a "fat tax" on high sugar drinks and fatty foods, it was claimed.
- He is attracted to the idea of a "fat tax" on unhealthy food.
- The Health Minister has ruled out the introduction of a 'fat tax' on junk food in the near future.
- You know, we want to talk about why a fat tax, a tax on foods that make you fat, just might curb America's appetite for junk food.
- New Labour ministers have floated the idea of a "fat tax" on high calorie foods to stem the rise of obesity.
- Ireland is to consider a "fat tax" on foods thought to be contributing to rising levels of obesity.
- There's a related idea cooking in Washington: a fat tax.
- A leaked Downing Street report last week floated the idea of a "fat tax" on unhealthy food targeting full-fat milk, cheese and butter.

Definition of fat tax in US English:

fat tax

noun

informal

A tax on foods or drinks considered unhealthy and whose consumption is believed to be linked to rising rates of obesity.
critics say a fat tax would hit the poor hardest because they spend 30 per cent of their income on food
Example sentencesExamples
- There's a related idea cooking in Washington: a fat tax.
- Could education be a better alternative to a fat tax?
- And soda drinkers in New York State face the threat of paying what's being called a fat tax.
- Taxation on cigarettes could be translated into a "fat tax" on high sugar drinks and fatty foods, it was claimed.
- Good job the new fat tax hasn't been introduced yet!
- One is for a fat tax to promote decreased consumption of unhealthful foods.
- A leaked Downing Street report last week floated the idea of a "fat tax" on unhealthy food targeting full-fat milk, cheese and butter.
- But it would be a mistake to drop his "fat tax" on soda liquid candy, as health advocates call it.
- He said he would support the introduction of a fat tax if it promoted a healthier diet.
- Last week a study suggested that a so-called fat tax could save more than 3,000 lives a year.
- And to make us stop eating them, we could have a "fat tax".
- It is expected to pour cold water on Downing Street plans to subsidise gym membership and impose a 'fat tax' on unhealthy foods.
- The Health Minister has ruled out the introduction of a 'fat tax' on junk food in the near future.
- New Labour ministers have floated the idea of a "fat tax" on high calorie foods to stem the rise of obesity.
- For example, he is for a fat tax, not a flat tax, a fat tax, taxing people who eat too much.
- He is attracted to the idea of a "fat tax" on unhealthy food.
- Ireland is to consider a "fat tax" on foods thought to be contributing to rising levels of obesity.
- But opponents are calling it a fat tax.
- You know, we want to talk about why a fat tax, a tax on foods that make you fat, just might curb America's appetite for junk food.
- He mentions that a "fat tax" has already been proposed in which foods would be taxed in proportion to their fat content.

单词	fat tax
释义	Definition of fat tax in English: fat tax noun informal A proposed tax on foods or drinks judged to be unhealthy and whose consumption is believed to be linked to rising obesity levels. critics say a fat tax would hit the poor hardest because they spend 30 per cent of their income on food Example sentencesExamples But it would be a mistake to drop his "fat tax" on soda liquid candy, as health advocates call it. And soda drinkers in New York State face the threat of paying what's being called a fat tax. And to make us stop eating them, we could have a "fat tax". Could education be a better alternative to a fat tax? Good job the new fat tax hasn't been introduced yet! Last week a study suggested that a so-called fat tax could save more than 3,000 lives a year. It is expected to pour cold water on Downing Street plans to subsidise gym membership and impose a 'fat tax' on unhealthy foods. He mentions that a "fat tax" has already been proposed in which foods would be taxed in proportion to their fat content. But opponents are calling it a fat tax. One is for a fat tax to promote decreased consumption of unhealthful foods. He said he would support the introduction of a fat tax if it promoted a healthier diet. For example, he is for a fat tax, not a flat tax, a fat tax, taxing people who eat too much. Taxation on cigarettes could be translated into a "fat tax" on high sugar drinks and fatty foods, it was claimed. He is attracted to the idea of a "fat tax" on unhealthy food. The Health Minister has ruled out the introduction of a 'fat tax' on junk food in the near future. You know, we want to talk about why a fat tax, a tax on foods that make you fat, just might curb America's appetite for junk food. New Labour ministers have floated the idea of a "fat tax" on high calorie foods to stem the rise of obesity. Ireland is to consider a "fat tax" on foods thought to be contributing to rising levels of obesity. There's a related idea cooking in Washington: a fat tax. A leaked Downing Street report last week floated the idea of a "fat tax" on unhealthy food targeting full-fat milk, cheese and butter. Definition of fat tax in US English: fat tax noun informal A tax on foods or drinks considered unhealthy and whose consumption is believed to be linked to rising rates of obesity. critics say a fat tax would hit the poor hardest because they spend 30 per cent of their income on food Example sentencesExamples There's a related idea cooking in Washington: a fat tax. Could education be a better alternative to a fat tax? And soda drinkers in New York State face the threat of paying what's being called a fat tax. Taxation on cigarettes could be translated into a "fat tax" on high sugar drinks and fatty foods, it was claimed. Good job the new fat tax hasn't been introduced yet! One is for a fat tax to promote decreased consumption of unhealthful foods. A leaked Downing Street report last week floated the idea of a "fat tax" on unhealthy food targeting full-fat milk, cheese and butter. But it would be a mistake to drop his "fat tax" on soda liquid candy, as health advocates call it. He said he would support the introduction of a fat tax if it promoted a healthier diet. Last week a study suggested that a so-called fat tax could save more than 3,000 lives a year. And to make us stop eating them, we could have a "fat tax". It is expected to pour cold water on Downing Street plans to subsidise gym membership and impose a 'fat tax' on unhealthy foods. The Health Minister has ruled out the introduction of a 'fat tax' on junk food in the near future. New Labour ministers have floated the idea of a "fat tax" on high calorie foods to stem the rise of obesity. For example, he is for a fat tax, not a flat tax, a fat tax, taxing people who eat too much. He is attracted to the idea of a "fat tax" on unhealthy food. Ireland is to consider a "fat tax" on foods thought to be contributing to rising levels of obesity. But opponents are calling it a fat tax. You know, we want to talk about why a fat tax, a tax on foods that make you fat, just might curb America's appetite for junk food. He mentions that a "fat tax" has already been proposed in which foods would be taxed in proportion to their fat content.
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