tariff

Word family nountarifficationtariffadjectivetariffless

Related topics: Tax, Food, Business

tar·iff /ˈtærɪf/ noun [countableC]

1 PETa tax on goods coming into a country or going out of a country 关税

tariff on

The government may impose tariffs on imports.

政府可能要对进口货物征收关税。

2. British EnglishBrEDFBLIST a list of fixed prices charged by a hotel or restaurant, for example for the cost of meals or rooms 〔餐厅或宾馆的〕收费表，价目表

3. British EnglishBrE a list or system of prices which mobile phone companies charge for the services they provide 〔移动电话的〕资费表；资费机制

Examples from the Corpus

tariff• Third, the results clearly show the non-equivalence between tariffs and quotas in the presence of oligopoly.• Secondly the lowering of trans-ocean communications tariffs may make global data pipelines nearly as cheap to operate as national networks.• No one had risked more for tariff reform than he had in 1923.• As a non-GATT member its goods generally faced higher tariffs and other trade barriers in world markets.• Their customs union, known as Mercosur, took the final step last year toward eliminating most tariffs.• Banana group Geest jumped 11p to 365p, boosted by recent tariff changes.• The aim of the organization is to reduce tariffs and promote free trade.• So Musser raised the tariff to $ 3.

tariff on• Some representatives recommended higher tariffs on imported goods.

From Longman Business Dictionary

tarifftar·iff /ˈtærɪf/ noun [countableC usually plural]

1TAXECONOMICS a tax on goods coming into a country or going out of it

France and Germany imposed import tariffs on grain.

Canadian retailers said that higher tariffs in Canada compared with the U.S. were contributing to higher prices on some goods sold in Canada.

→ ad valorem tariff → compound tariff → customs tariff → discriminating tariff → import tariff → multiple tariff → protective tariff → punitive tariff → retaliatory tariff → revenue tariff

2FINANCECOMMERCE a list of fixed prices, especially ones that change, depending on the time, day etc

Telephone tariffs are set by a government model to provide a 12% real rate of return.

Origin tariff

(1500-1600) Italian tariffa, from Arabic ta'rif “list of money to be paid”

词汇	tariff
释义	tariff Word family nountarifficationtariffadjectivetariffless Related topics: Tax, Food, Business tar·iff /ˈtærɪf/ ●○○ noun [countableC] 1 PETa tax on goods coming into a country or going out of a country 关税 tariff on The government may impose tariffs on imports. 政府可能要对进口货物征收关税。 2. British EnglishBrEDFBLIST a list of fixed prices charged by a hotel or restaurant, for example for the cost of meals or rooms 〔餐厅或宾馆的〕收费表，价目表 3. British EnglishBrE a list or system of prices which mobile phone companies charge for the services they provide 〔移动电话的〕资费表；资费机制 Examples from the Corpus tariff• Third, the results clearly show the non-equivalence between tariffs and quotas in the presence of oligopoly.• Secondly the lowering of trans-ocean communications tariffs may make global data pipelines nearly as cheap to operate as national networks.• No one had risked more for tariff reform than he had in 1923.• As a non-GATT member its goods generally faced higher tariffs and other trade barriers in world markets.• Their customs union, known as Mercosur, took the final step last year toward eliminating most tariffs.• Banana group Geest jumped 11p to 365p, boosted by recent tariff changes.• The aim of the organization is to reduce tariffs and promote free trade.• So Musser raised the tariff to $ 3. tariff on• Some representatives recommended higher tariffs on imported goods. From Longman Business Dictionary tarifftar·iff /ˈtærɪf/ noun [countableC usually plural] 1TAXECONOMICS a tax on goods coming into a country or going out of it France and Germany imposed import tariffs on grain. Canadian retailers said that higher tariffs in Canada compared with the U.S. were contributing to higher prices on some goods sold in Canada. → ad valorem tariff → compound tariff → customs tariff → discriminating tariff → import tariff → multiple tariff → protective tariff → punitive tariff → retaliatory tariff → revenue tariff 2FINANCECOMMERCE a list of fixed prices, especially ones that change, depending on the time, day etc Telephone tariffs are set by a government model to provide a 12% real rate of return. Origin tariff (1500-1600) Italian tariffa, from Arabic ta'rif “list of money to be paid”
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