گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'expense'

1 حسابداری و مالی:: هزینه

2 عمومی:: فدیه‌

3 عمومی:: هزینه‌

4 عمومی:: برامد

5 عمومی:: هزینه دوره هزینه

6 عمومی:: خرج‌

7 عمومی:: (مخارج‌) مصرف‌

1 general:: expense ADJECTIVES/NOUN + expense the extra/additional expense • Is it worth the extra expense to get a room with a sea view? an unnecessary expense • Paying extra for leather seats seemed like an unnecessary expense. living expenses (= money that you spend on rent, food, and things such as electricity, gas etc ) • She receives £80 a week, from which she must pay for all her living expenses. operating expenses (= money that a company spends on running its business ) • We must reduce our operating expenses. legal/medical expenses • We had to get a loan to pay for my husband’s medical expenses. • The tenant can incur considerable legal expenses. household expenses (= money spent looking after a house and the people in it ) • Unfortunately, household expenses don’t go away just because you’re in hospital or out of work. funeral expenses (= the cost of arranging a funeral ) • She had a small insurance policy to cover the funeral expenses. at great/huge/considerable/vast expense (= used when saying that something costs a lot of money ) • The tiles were imported at great expense from Italy. • Recently, and at vast expense to the taxpayer, the bridge was rebuilt. at your own expense (= used when saying that you pay for something yourself ) • He had copies of the book printed at his own expense. at (the)public expense (= paid for by the public through taxes ) • The bridge was built at public expense. go to the expense of doing something (= do something that costs a lot of money ) • The council must now decide whether to go to the expense of appealing through the courts. spare no expense (in doing something) (= spend a lot of money to buy the best things ) • Her parents spared no expense in arranging the wedding. • Everything has been provided tonight – no expense has been spared! incur an expense formal (= have to pay for something ) • Potential buyers incur the expense of a survey and legal fees. expense 2 ADJECTIVES/NOUN + expense travel/travelling expenses • The company will pay the travelling expenses involved in getting to and from the meeting. entertainment/business expenses • The president receives an unspecified allowance for business and entertainment expenses. relocation/moving expenses • Successful candidates will receive a comprehensive benefits package that includes relocation expenses if needed. verbs pay sb’s expenses • They agreed to pay my travel expenses and initial accommodation costs. claim expenses (= officially ask your employer to pay you back money that you have spent while doing your job ) • If you have to stay overnight, you will be able to claim any expenses back. reimburse sb’s expenses (= pay the money someone has spent for business purposes back to them ) • Your expenses will usually be reimbursed within one month of receiving the claim.

2 general::   noun cost/money spent on sth ADJ. considerable, enormous, great, vast | additional, extra | unexpected | unnecessary | public The bridge was built at public expense. | personal VERB + EXPENSE go to, incur They went to all the expense of redecorating the house and then they moved. | put sb to Their visit put us to a lot of expense. | bear, cover, meet She had to meet the expense herself. | spare no No expense was spared (= they spent as much money as was needed) to make the party a success. | avoid | be worth The results are well worth the expense. EXPENSE + VERB arise PREP. at sb/sth's ~ They had to repair the damage at their own expense. He built up the business at the expense of his health. | at … ~ The garden was transformed at great expense. The accommodation package includes admission to the golf course at no extra expense. sth that makes you spend money ADJ. big, considerable | incidental Relocated employees received grants towards incidental expenses like buying carpets. | business, management Meetings, and the time for them, are a considerable management expense. expenses: money spent for a particular purpose ADJ. high Medical expenses can be quite high if you are not insured. | deduct You will have to pay income tax on the rent you receive, although you can deduct expenses such as insurance. EXPENSE + VERB arise You can expect to receive compensation for all expenses arising out of the accident. EXPENSE + NOUN expense account Put the cost of the meal on your expense account. | expense/expenses claim PREP. on ~ a commercial traveller staying at the hotel on expenses PHRASES all expenses paid a two-day, all expenses paid trip to London allowable, legitimate, reasonable You can claim back the tax on legitimate business expenses. | basic The guides are unpaid except for basic expenses. | out-of-pocket (= paid for by an employee, to be claimed back later from the employer) Any out-of-pocket expenses incurred on the firm's business will be reimbursed. | personal | living | household | operating, overhead, running | business, work-related | travel/travelling | relocation, removal | legal, medical | funeral VERB + EXPENSE incur | cover, defray, meet, pay, refund, reimburse He was given a sum of money to cover his travel expenses. | claim (back) They are claiming expenses for travel and overnight accommodation. |

3 general:: noun cost: The expense was almost $10,000.

4 general:: see AT THE EXPENSE OF; GO TO THE TROUBLE (EXPENSE); MONEY (EXPENSE) IS NO OBJECT.