tithing of [sth]
表示征收什一税的对象。
The tithing of crops was a common practice.
对作物征收什一税是常见的做法。
征收什一税
中世纪英格兰的十家区;什一税或十分之一的各种含义,特别是:;什一的课税;十家区
the action of exacting a tithe; a tax of one-tenth on income or produce
什一税或十分之一的各种含义,特别是:
A tithe or tenth in its various senses, (particularly):
Many churches encourage tithing as a way to support the community.
许多教会鼓励什一奉献作为支持社区的一种方式。
用法提示:名词tithing表示什一奉献的行为或制度。
In medieval times, peasants had to pay tithings to the local lord.
在中世纪,农民必须向当地领主缴纳什一税。
用法提示:复数tithings表示多次或多种什一税。
She practices tithing by donating ten percent of her income to charity.
她通过将收入的百分之十捐给慈善机构来实践什一奉献。
用法提示:名词tithing作宾语,表示具体行为。
表示征收什一税的对象。
The tithing of crops was a common practice.
对作物征收什一税是常见的做法。
指中世纪英格兰的十户联保组。
A tithing of ten households was the basic unit.
一个由十户组成的十家区是基本单位。
指整个制度。
The tithing system ensured mutual responsibility.
十家区制度确保了相互责任。
最直接的近义词,指税额或奉献数额;现代英语表‘什一税’一般用 tithe,少用 tithing,注意 tithing 还常指征收行为或十家区。
仅强调十分之一的比例,本身不含税或捐献含义;多在历史语境中借代什一税(如 the tenth),不能广泛替换 tithing 的动作或区划义。
grammar · medium
易错句子I am tithing 10% of my salary.
正确表达I tithe 10% of my salary.
在英语中,'tithing' 是名词,表示什一税或十家区,而动词形式是 'tithe'。中国学习者常将 'tithing' 误用作动词,应改为动词 'tithe'。
grammar · medium
易错句子The church requires a tithing each month.
正确表达The church requires a tithe each month.
'tithing' 作为名词常指十家区或征税行为,而表示‘什一税’的单个税款应用 'tithe'。中国学习者易混淆这两个名词,此处应使用 'tithe'。
tithe 指捐出的具体税款或金额,而 tithing 指缴纳什一税的行为或制度。
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