income

nounB1 · Intermediate

Money you get from working.

Meaning of «income»

noun

money you get from working

Her monthly income covers all the rent and food.

Translation

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«income» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

money a person gets, usually from work

incomeall the money you receive, not only from workHer income comes from her job and from rent.

earningsthe money you get from workingHis earnings went up last year.

salaryfixed pay every month, often for office jobsHer salary goes into the bank each month.

wagepay for hours or days worked, often weeklyThe factory pays a fair wage.

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money you get from working

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