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/tæks/ n. 1.(on goods or services)税;税款 No-one enjoys paying tax.没人喜欢纳税。 a tax on sb/sth对某人/某物征收的税款 a cut in tax on new cars新车税款的削减 a pledge not to raise taxes on people below a certain income对一定收入水平之下的人不提高税收的承诺 before tax税前 after tax税后 free of tax免税的 2.(strain)重负;压力 a tax on sth加在…的重担(或压力) a tax on our resources对于我们资源的压力 /tæks/ comp.+ adviser, fraud, rise税的;税务的 /tæks/ vt.1.+ goods, profits, income对…征税;向…课税 Any money earned over that level is taxed at the rate of 59%.超出该水平的所有收入都按59%的税率征税。 2.+ person, company使…纳税 Husband and wife are now taxed separately on their incomes.现在夫妻双方的所得税分开征收。 3.(strain)+ patience, courage, strength使负重担;耗费 A mountaineering course will really tax your endurance.登山课会真正考验人的耐力。 Overcrowding has taxed the city's ability to deal with waste.过度拥挤已经使这座城市处理垃圾的能力不堪重负。 4.to tax sb with sth<正式>(accuse)为某事谴责(或指责、责备)某人 Writers to the letters column taxed me with shallowness and poor taste.读者致信“读者来信”专栏, 指责我浅薄、没有品位。 to tax sb with doing sth为做某事指责某人 He taxed the Minister with allowing Japanese goods to flood the British market.他指责大臣放任日本商品涌入英国市场。 5.【律】+ costs审定(诉讼费用) 6.<英,非正式>(steal)偷 |