broader vision.这个党必须采取更r泛的策略和更远大的
视野。r«TiJi3 exclusive ► in-clu-sive>ly adv. ： The word 'merC can be understood
inclusively ,(= including men and women). * men这个词可以作_括性的解释（包括男 人和女人:）。in.clu.sive-ness.nown [U]. in-cog-nito /.inkog'niitau; NAmE
,mka:g'ni:tou/ adv. in a way that prevents other people from finding out
who you are 伪装；隐姓埋名：Movie stars q/ten
pre/er to travef incognito.电影明星旅行时常喜欢隐瞒身各。Hn- cog nito adj. ： an mcognito visit 化名出，访
in-co-herent
/.inkdu'hiarant;
NAmE .inkoo'hir-/ adj. 1 (of people A) unable to express yourself
clearly, often because of emotion 口齿不清的；语无伦次的：She broke 〇允 incoherent
wit/i anger•.她气得话都说不清了- 便住口 f KT-J3 COHERENT 2 (of
sounds 声音）not clear and hard to
understand不清楚的；难以分辨的；
难懂的 Hn unintelligible： Rachel whispered,
some- thing incoherent.雷切尔低声说了些什么，听不清楚。
3.
not logical or well organized 无逻辑的；不连身的：
an
incoherent poHcy 前后不t致的政策 coherent
►
in-co-her-ence /-ans/ noun [U]
in-co-her
ent-ly in-C〇me /'mkAm; -kam/ noun [C, U]
the
money that a person, a region, a country, etc. earns from work, from investing
money, from business, etc. 收入；收益；所得：peopk on high/Iow
incomes i / 低 入的人◊ a weefcZy
disposaWe income (.= the money that you have left to
spend after tax, etc.) of £200 * 200 英镑的税后实得周薪◊ a rise i‘n
nationanncome国民收 A it 〇 They receive a
proportion of their income 介om the saZe 〇/goods and services. •他们一部分的收入来
自出售货品和各种服务所得。◊ Tourism is a
major source of income for the area.
收入来源。◊ Wg/ier/mfdd【e/Iower income groups 较高 /
中等/运低收入阶层一compare expenditure in-comer /'mkAma(r)/ noun {Br£) a person who comes to
live in a particular place 新疾的人；移民 .income sup'port noun [U] (in
'income tax noun [U, C] the amount of
money that you pay to the government according to how much you earn (■个人 J 所得税：TTie standard rate 〇/ income tax was cut to in the pound.所得税的标准病率削减到了
每英镑23便:i：。
in-com-ing
/'mkAmii]/
adj. [only before noun] 1 recently elected or chosen 新当选的；新任的：the incoming
govemment/presfdent/admmistration 新一届政府:/ 总 统 / 行政当局 r»m
outgoing 2 arriving somewhere, or
being received正到达某地的；刚收到的：incoming /lights 进港航班◊ the incoming
tide —潮◊ incoming caHs/mai[打挂来的电话；寄来的邮件033outgoing in-com-men-surable /.inka'menjarabl/ adj. ~ (with sth) {formal)
if two things are incommensurable, they are so completely different from each
other that they cannot be compared不能相比的；无共同尺度的;大相
径庭的
in.com.men.sur.ate,/inka’menjarat/ 〜（with sth) (formal) not matching sth in
size, importance, quality, etc.不相称的；不适当的；不匹配的EH3 commen- SURATE
in-com-mode /.inka'meud;
NAmE -'moud/ verb [VN] (/brmfl/) to cause sb difficulties or
problems.造成困 _;
打扰；妨碍：We are very sorry to
have incommoded you.很抱歉给您添麻烦了。
in-com-mu-ni-cado /.inka.mjuim'kaidau; NAmE -'ka:-
dou/ adj. without communicating with other people, because you are not
allowed to or because you do not want to不允许与他人接触；不愿与他人接触：77ie prisoner has been heZd fncommunfcado
/or more than a week.这名囚犯已被单独囚禁了t■个多星期。
in-com-par-able /in'kDmprabl; NAmE -'ka:m-/ adj.
so good or impressive that nothing can be compared to it 不可比拟的；无比的；无双的SE1 matchless: the fncomparaWe beauty 〇/Lake Garda 加尔达湖的绝妙美景
in-com-par-abil-ity /m.kDmpara'bilati; NAmE
-,ka:m-/ noun [U] in-com-parably /m'kDmprebli; NAmE
-'ka:m-/ adv.
in.com.pat.ible./,mk3m_paBtebl/ 1 〜（with sth) two actions, ideas,
etc. that are incompatible are not acceptable or possible together because of
basic differences (与真事物k不一致，不相配：77ie hours 〇/ the
job are incompatfbZe with/amiiy h/e.这份工的上班
时间和家庭生活有冲突。◊ These two objectives
are mutuaHy incompatible.迻两个目标相耳矛 M。2 two people who are
incompatible are very different from each other and so are not able to live or
work happily together (与某人）合不来，不能和睦相处3〜(with sth) two things that are
incompatible are of different types so that they cannot be used or mixed
together ' ’('写:某
物」不库配；配伍禁忌的；不兼容.；亙：斥的：Afew computer software is
often incompatible with older computers.新的计算机软彳牛往往和旧式计算机不兼容。
◊
Those two Wood group左 are mcompatibie.那两种血 型是不相容的。riran compatible ► in-com-pati-bil-ity /.inkam.paBta'bilati/ noun
[U, C] {pi. -ies)
SYNONYMS同义词辨析 income
wage/wages * pay * salary * earnings
These are all words for money that a person earns or
receives for their work.以上^•词均指收入、麗资、
薪水。
income money that a person
receives for their work, or from investments or business 指收入、'〜收益、、:所’
得：peop/e on ./o»v
/ncowes 低收入命人. wage/wages money that employees
get for doing their job, usually paid every week 通常指按周领取的 3C资、工钱：fl weeWy wage 〇/ £200 周薪 200 矣镑
pay
money
that employees earn for doing their job ^ 工资、薪永：The job offers good
rates of pay•这 Jl 作 报酬高。
salary money that employees
earn for doing their job，usually paid every
month通常指按肖发放的薪
本、薪金
WAGE, PAY OR SALARY?用 wage、pay 还是 salary
?
Pay is the most general of
these three words.
Employees who work in factories, etc. get their wages each week. Employees
who work in offices or professional people such as teachers or doctors receive
a salary that is paid each
month, but is usually expressed as an annual figure. * pay 在这组词中含义:， 最广。在工广等工作的雇员按周领取的工钱用wages。
办公室工作人员、教师、医生等专业人员按月领取的薪
金用salary,—通常以年薪表示。 earnings money that a person
earns from their work 指薪水、.工资、收入：a rise in average
earnings for factory wor/cers ：t/^i入平均收入的增加
INCOME OR EARNINGS?用 income
还是 earnings
?
A person's earnings are money that they
have earned for doing a job. They do not include unearned income which
the person did nothing to earn, such as interest on a savings account at a
bank. An income
is
typically seen as a regular amount that you can rely on.
Earnings
are
whatever sb manages to earn and may vary from month to month or year to year. *
earnings 表示工作所得的报酬，不包括非劳动所得，例如银行存
款的利息等。income —般看作是可靠的固定收入。
earnings指设法挣得的非固定收入。
PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS
►
(a/an) income/wage(s)/pay/salary/earnings of/from/ for ...
►
to be on a(n)
income/wage/salary of...
►
a(n) cut/drop/fall/rise/increase in (a/an) income/
wage(s)/pay/sa la ry/ea r n i ngs
a wage/pay/salary daim/freeze/cut/increase/rise/
raise