| 单词 | royalty |
| 释义 | royalty (rɔɪəlti ) Word forms: royalties 1. uncountable noun The members of royal families are sometimes referred to as royalty. Royalty and government leaders from all around the world are gathering together. ...a ceremony attended by royalty. 2. plural noun Royalties are payments made to authors and musicians when their work is sold or performed. They usually receive a fixed percentage of the profits from these sales or performances. I lived on the royalties on my book. [+ on] 3. countable noun [usually plural] Payments made to someone whose invention, idea, or property is used by a commercial company can be referred to as royalties. The royalties enabled the inventor to re-establish himself in business. Collocations: royalty income However, if the organization transfers publication rights to a commercial publisher in return for royalties, the royalty income received will not be unrelated business income. Christianity Today It receives royalty income when those products are bought in the shops. Times, Sunday Times He also has other potential royalty income from his writing. The Sun Alternatively, you could assign all rights to your company and recognise the royalty income there. Times, Sunday Times In 2010 his firm sold 29m of royalty income, described as a 'recoupable but non-returnable advance'. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 王室 Japanese: 王族 |
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