earnings in Japanese
earnings in Japanese is 収入, 所得, 稼ぎ — earnings means money made from work, such as wages or salary.
earnings in Japanese
収入
Pronounced: shuunyuu
Wages, money earned, income.
所得
Pronounced: shotoku
Wages, money earned, income.
稼ぎ
Pronounced: kasegi
Wages, money earned, income.
What does "earnings" mean?
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noun Money made from work, such as wages or salary.
"Her weekly earnings barely covered the rent and food."
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noun The profit a company reports over a period.
"The company reported higher earnings after its new product sold well."
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earnings in a sentence
- Her weekly earnings barely covered the rent and food.
- His earnings went up after he got the promotion.
- The company reported higher earnings after its new product sold well.
- The tech giant announced record earnings this quarter.
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What is "earnings" in Japanese?
"earnings" in Japanese is 収入, 所得, 稼ぎ. earnings means: Money made from work, such as wages or salary.
How do you pronounce 収入?
"earnings" in Japanese is 収入, pronounced "shuunyuu".
How do you use "earnings" in a sentence?
Example: "Her weekly earnings barely covered the rent and food." In Japanese, "earnings" is 収入, 所得, 稼ぎ.
Are there other ways to say "earnings" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "earnings": 収入, 所得, 稼ぎ.
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