英语词汇means test的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

means test

noun [ C ] uk/ˈmiːnz ˌtest/ us/ˈmiːnz ˌtest/

经济状况调查（根据个人收入来判断他们是否可获得政府的经济援助的调查）

a measurement of how much income a person has in order to decide if they should receive money from the government, or an act of measuring this

Local authorities will be able to introduce a means test, charging those who can pay to use school buses. 本地政府将使用经济状况调查，对那些能够支付校车使用费用的人收费。

An applicant who passes the means test will be granted legal aid. 通过了经济状况调查的申请人可以获得法律援助。

See: means testing

Eligibility is based on need and is determined by a means test.
If an applicant fails to satisfy the means test, he or she will be totally ineligible.
The government intends to do away with the weekly means test.

means-test

verb [ I or T ] uk/ˈmiːnz ˌtest/ us/ˈmiːnz ˌtest/

调查经济状况（根据个人收入来判断他们是否可获得政府的经济援助）

to measure how much income a person has in order to decide if they should receive money from the government

Some public-health services could be means-tested. 可以对使用某些公共卫生服务的人群进行经济状况调查。

Should we means-test for Social Security benefits? 我们应该对享有社会保障福利的人群进行经济状况调查吗？

See: means testing

They'll means-test child benefit so that those earning £50,000 or more will not receive it.
Eight out of ten people felt that people who had saved for retirement should not be means-tested.
We're going to have to start talking about means-testing benefits.
The proposals to means-test for private sector housing improvements are not helpful.

词汇	means test
释义	means test noun [ C ] uk/ˈmiːnz ˌtest/ us/ˈmiːnz ˌtest/ 经济状况调查（根据个人收入来判断他们是否可获得政府的经济援助的调查） a measurement of how much income a person has in order to decide if they should receive money from the government, or an act of measuring this Local authorities will be able to introduce a means test, charging those who can pay to use school buses. 本地政府将使用经济状况调查，对那些能够支付校车使用费用的人收费。 An applicant who passes the means test will be granted legal aid. 通过了经济状况调查的申请人可以获得法律援助。 See: means testing 更多例句 Eligibility is based on need and is determined by a means test. If an applicant fails to satisfy the means test, he or she will be totally ineligible. The government intends to do away with the weekly means test. means-test verb [ I or T ] uk/ˈmiːnz ˌtest/ us/ˈmiːnz ˌtest/ 调查经济状况（根据个人收入来判断他们是否可获得政府的经济援助） to measure how much income a person has in order to decide if they should receive money from the government Some public-health services could be means-tested. 可以对使用某些公共卫生服务的人群进行经济状况调查。 Should we means-test for Social Security benefits? 我们应该对享有社会保障福利的人群进行经济状况调查吗？ See: means testing 更多例句 They'll means-test child benefit so that those earning £50,000 or more will not receive it. Eight out of ten people felt that people who had saved for retirement should not be means-tested. We're going to have to start talking about means-testing benefits. The proposals to means-test for private sector housing improvements are not helpful.
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