incur

及物动词遭受; 招致，引起

及物动词

1. 带来：所有的帮忙都会带来(incur)人情债(guanxi debt). 把握好关系的程度(scales). 一个人可以欠人情或被人家欠人情(owe or be owed guanxi),这很重要. 但不要欠太多关系债,因为文化交流的障碍,这可能导致麻烦(a recipe for trouble).

2. 招致：inculpate 归罪,控告 | incur 招致 | indebted 负债的

3. 陷於,惹起：excursive 散漫,离体的 | incur 陷於,惹起 | incursion 进入,入侵,袭击

4. 导致：fad 时尚 | incur 导致 | remit 免除

1. 招致;带来;遭受
    If you incur something unpleasant, it happens to you because of something you have done.

    e.g. The government had also incurred huge debts...
           政府也已负债累累。
    e.g. She falls in love and incurs the wrath of her father.
           她恋爱了,这引起了父亲的愤怒。

1. incur的反义词

1. Buying a luxury cruiser usually costs at least $ 100 million, and putting it into operation will incur further layout.

2. This is because a lower credit rating will incur additional funding costs for mainland enterprises.

3. But many taxi drivers in the capital have called for an urgent adjustment to fares, saying the subsidy hardly makes up for the increased costs they will incur.

4. These measures will obviously incur direct heavy losses on farmers who specialize in raising poultry, and it is clearly the government's obligation to fairly compensate them.

5. Systems such as the US Toxics Release Inventory incur only minimal administrative cost, but are highly effective.

6. Government officials will incur administrative punishment for not reporting information on time, the regulation says.

7. The spokesman said though the management of the projects did not incur loss, the evacuation of construction workers would increase the cost.

8. incur是什么意思

8. But if interest rates in the United States and Japan are reversed, foreign currency reserves will incur losses.

9. But the extra cost that the current energy pricing mechanism will incur to keep the lid on domestic oil prices is highly worrisome.

10. incur的解释

10. The regulation forbids organ sales in any form and stipulates the punishments medical institutions and practitioners would incur for dealing in such sales.

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