英语词汇“net”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

grossadjectiveadverb
Having deducted costs we still made a net gain of five thousand pounds.
The net result of the changes will be increased fares and reduced services for most rail travellers.
The fund must buy its shares back for their approximate net asset value.
What are your net earnings?
The country's net exports have decreased.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Taxation
amortizable
anti-dumping
anti-progressive
anti-tax
at sourcephrase
filer
financial year
fiscal drag
fiscal year
flat tax
rebate
regressive
regressively
road tax
sales tax
taxed
taxpayer
the taxman
tithe
top rate
.net
uk /ˌdɒtˈnet/ us /ˌdɑːtˈnet/
network: the part of an internet address that shows it belongs to a network or a business（因特网地址的一部分，表明其属于一个网络或一家企业）

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Internet terminology
.plc.uk
2FA
2SV
above/below the foldidiom
address bar
affiliate link
atm
fold
Instagram
Instagrammable
Instagrammer
instant-message
internet
service provider
the World Wide Web
TikToker
timeline
trackback
trend
troll factory

net | American Dictionary

net
noun[ C ]
us/net/

netnoun[C] (MATERIAL)

a piece of material made of long, narrow strips woven so that there are spaces between them:
fishing nets
a volleyball net
net
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/net/

netadjective[not gradable] (LEFT OVER)

(of money received from selling something) left after you have subtracted the cost of what you are selling, and other expenses related to it:
net income/profit
fig. The net result (= result after everything has been considered) of the changes will be fewer trains for most suburban commuters.
Net weight is the weight of something contained in a package, without including the weight of the package.
physics
Net force is the total amount of force that is in effect on an object at a particular time.
net
verb[ T ]
us/net/-tt-

netverb[T] (GET)

to succeed in getting something of value, esp. as the result of a plan of action:
The deal netted the online video company $23 million.

netverb[T] (HIT INTO NET)

(in sports) to hit the ball into a net instead of over it:
He netted an easy backhand in the fifth game to lose the tennis match.
To net is also to catch something in a net:
They netted five crabs.

netverb[T] (HAVE LEFT OVER)

to have left after you have subtracted the cost of what you are selling, and other expenses related to it:
Smithsonian, on a gross of $28 million, netted $7 million with one magazine.
Net
noun[ U ]
us/net/
short form ofInternet
Net is also used at the end of a US Internet address to show that the address belongs to a network:
info@sover.net

.net | Business English

.net
INTERNETuk /ˌdɒtˈnet/us
part of an internet address that shows that it belongs to a business, often a network that provides internet services:
Their website address is www.homelove.net.
net
noun
uk /net/us
[ U ] MONEY, TAX US(alsonet income); (alsonet profit)
the amount of profit that a business has left after tax has been paid:
The company's fourth-quarter net edged higher to $22.4 million from $22 million.
cast/spread your net wide
to include many people or things when you are looking for something or trying to do something:
With unemployment in the area below 1%, it has had to cast its net wide to fill the 70 jobs it expects to create this year.

Phrasal verbs

net sth down

net out

net sth out
net
adjective
(UK alsonett)uk /net/us
ACCOUNTING, FINANCE
used to describe an amount of money that is left after tax and other costs have been paid:
net amount/gain/lossSixty percent of any net gain or loss will be treated as long-term capital gain or loss.
net earnings/income/profitShe favored switching the system entirely from a tax on net company profits to one on the gross value of the oil.
a net increase/decrease in sthThe state will see a net increase of $743 million in income, sales, and other tax revenue.
net costs/debt/revenue
COMMERCE, PRODUCTION
used to describe a situation in which the value of goods sold or exported by one country is more than the value of the same type of goods sold or exported by the other:
The UK became a net exporter of oil.
used to describe what is left after everything important has been included or removed:
net effect/impact/resultThe net result of all the changes in employment levels was a solid gain of 157,000 jobs last month.

Compare

gross
net
adverb
uk /net/us
ACCOUNTING, FINANCE
after tax and other costs have been paid:
She earns a salary of $60,000 net.
the net
noun
INTERNET (alsothe Net)uk /net/us
[ S ] INTERNET
→ internetnoun

Examples of net

net
Viewed on a per holding basis the net present value of mean economic returns per holding come to $500/ha.
For the maize yield and net returns equations, the estimated coefficients of the farm size variables were statistically different between the adopters and non-adopters.
But farm size does not appear to explain differences in yields and net returns when the technology is adopted.
This is under the assumption that farmers are risk neutral and that net farm returns () represent wealth.
Net returns under the alternate management plans are lower than in the base model for all years.
The net free energy change then represents the difference between several large-value terms, and no single component can be said to dominate.
The constant represents the expected project yield in capital (per unit invested), net of monitoring costs.
The net impact concerns the effect on parties.
The net result is reduced diversity in provision.
The surfaces generated by subdivision schemes on such nets are no longer restricted to bivariate functions, and they can represent surfaces of arbitrary topology.
Such nets are valuable for the design of free-form surfaces.
Rising levels of net disposable income allowed town-dwellers to climb the housing ladder, thereby reducing some at least of the ravages of infection.
Humans are typically not very altruistic in situations where theory cannot find any long-term net benefits.
It would have been useful if the editors had been able to accomplish a similar thing regarding the topic of whether pensions are net saving.
Hence, to avoid the creation of cyclic causal dependencies in the resulting net, the induced causality will be required to be a strict partial order.
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Collocations withnet

net

These are words often used in combination with net.

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cargo net
At the end of the maze, the castaways would bounce along a cargonet to retrieve five puzzle piece bags.
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fishing net
Fishingnet possession gives rise to a 10 per cent higher probability of using fishing as a coping strategy.
neural net
Initial design of gear using an artifical neuralnet.
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netnoun (MATERIAL)

netnoun (SPORT)

netverb[T] (CATCH)

netverb[T] (SCORE)