Definition of private income in English:

private income

noun

another term for unearned income
Example sentencesExamples
- Apart from his literary earnings, his appointments at Vienna and Turin had left him ‘master of near a thousand Pound’ and his sister had a small private income of £30 to add to his £50.
- Regarded as Ireland's first Modernist painter, O'Conor enjoyed the luxury of a private income.
- By the early 1950s Minton, with his private income, flamboyant personality and prodigious talent, was a celebrity in the mould of today's Britart pack.
- Delacroix received an upper-class education at the Lycée Impériale in Paris, and for the first few years of his adult life enjoyed a private income, before the family fortunes were ruined by lawsuits over property.
- His private income enabled him to travel on geological excursions virtually every year, visiting much of Europe in pursuit of stratigraphical successions reaching further and further back in geological time.
- Her parents had been forced to downsize the stately to a humble manor house and her private income was minimal.
- This long period of study, which exercised a decisive influence on his life and outlook, was rendered possible by a modest private income, combined with simple living and abstemious habits.
- By losing his private income and his ‘expectations' Pip does not experience a drop in social status.
- He lived lavishly at university and, despite his private income, frequently sent to his uncle William for additional funds.
- When Churchill became a second lieutenant in the British cavalry in 1895 his pay was £120 a year but a private income of at least double that was necessary to maintain horses and equipment.

单词	private income
释义	Definition of private income in English: private income noun another term for unearned income Example sentencesExamples Apart from his literary earnings, his appointments at Vienna and Turin had left him ‘master of near a thousand Pound’ and his sister had a small private income of £30 to add to his £50. Regarded as Ireland's first Modernist painter, O'Conor enjoyed the luxury of a private income. By the early 1950s Minton, with his private income, flamboyant personality and prodigious talent, was a celebrity in the mould of today's Britart pack. Delacroix received an upper-class education at the Lycée Impériale in Paris, and for the first few years of his adult life enjoyed a private income, before the family fortunes were ruined by lawsuits over property. His private income enabled him to travel on geological excursions virtually every year, visiting much of Europe in pursuit of stratigraphical successions reaching further and further back in geological time. Her parents had been forced to downsize the stately to a humble manor house and her private income was minimal. This long period of study, which exercised a decisive influence on his life and outlook, was rendered possible by a modest private income, combined with simple living and abstemious habits. By losing his private income and his ‘expectations' Pip does not experience a drop in social status. He lived lavishly at university and, despite his private income, frequently sent to his uncle William for additional funds. When Churchill became a second lieutenant in the British cavalry in 1895 his pay was £120 a year but a private income of at least double that was necessary to maintain horses and equipment.
随便看	chemical engineers chemical extinguisher chemical fertilizer chemical focus chemical fog chemical formula chemical fossil chemical-free chemical gradient chemicalisation chemicalise chemicalised chemicalization chemicalize chemicalized chemical lead chemically chemically chemically dependent chemical marker chemical mixture chemical oxygen demand chemical physics chemical potential chemical pulp