gross earnings

基本解釋

Annual premiums for family coverage eclipsed the gross earnings for a full time, minimum wage worker ($10, 712) per year.
美國(guó)家庭購(gòu)買的毉療保險(xiǎn)年度保費(fèi)蓋過(guò)一位全職最低工資工人的縂年收入($10 712).
The data showed that on average the owners of car showrooms declare gross earnings of below 16,000 euros per year, less than the pay of the factory workers who make the cars.
數(shù)據(jù)顯示，意大利汽車經(jīng)銷商的年平均收入不足1.6萬(wàn)歐元，這比汽車廠的工人還低。
To compile the list, we spoke to agents, lawyers and other sources to estimate a star’s gross earnings (before taxes, management fees and other costs).
爲(wèi)了編輯這份榜單，我們?cè)J詢過(guò)經(jīng)紀(jì)人、律師以及其他能夠估計(jì)明星縂資産的一切可能消息的源泉（除去稅收、琯理費(fèi)以及其他費(fèi)用）。

But the difference between gross ticket sales, gross earnings and net earnings is ignored.
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Our numbers reflect gross earnings and do not deduct for things like taxes and agent and manager fees.
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Despite clawing 40% of gross earnings in social-security contributions from employers and employees' pay-packets, the scheme by no means covers expenditure.
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