disincentive是什么意思_disincentive的用法_词性_词根

双语例句

High marginal tax rates may act as a disincentive to working longer hours.

边际税率过高也许会抑制加班时间。
Any further increase in benefits would be a disincentive to work.

再提高救济金就会对工作起抑制作用。
That implicit marginal tax rate of 23 percent is a significant disincentive.

毫无疑问，23%的边缘税率是一个重大的抑制因素。
This arrangement ACTS as a disincentive to place items on top of the storage unit.

这种结构能阻止在储存单元的顶部上放置物品。
A plunging share price may be the biggest disincentive to the corrupters of the weak and greedy.

股价跳水也许才是对软弱贪婪的受贿者最大的抑阻。

近义词

adj.

反义词

百科

disincentive，英语单词，名词、形容词，作名词时意为“使...受挫折的事物；抑制因素”，作形容词时意为“ 抑制的”。

释义

a factor, especially a financial disadvantage, that tends to discourage people from doing something

起抑制作用的因素（尤指金融上的不利因素）

spiralling house prices are beginning to act as a disincentive to development.

不断上升的房价开始成为发展的障碍。

adj.

tending to discourage

抑制的；阻碍的

higher taxes have major disincentive effects on work effort.

更高的税对工作热情起主要的抑制作用。