单词disposable income
na.: 可用收入
网络: 可支配收入；可支配所得；可动用收入
可支配的收入
可支配收入
可用收入〔指个人所得纳税以后的部分〕
How much disposable income do they have?
他们有多少可支配收入？
The problem is not lack of desire to spend, but lack of money: Household disposable income has been shrinking as a share of GDP.
问题不在于人们不想花钱，而是缺钱：家庭可支配收入占GDP的比例一直在缩水。
And in terms of the debt-to-disposable income ratio, the United States is now at the lowest levels seen since 2004.
从债务占可支配收入比来看，美国当前处于2004年以来的最低水平。
Some cities linked maximum house price increases to GDP growth or to the average resident disposable income.
有的城市将房价增长与GDP增长水平或居民平均可支配收入挂钩。
The upwardly mobile professional has ample disposable income--and a good sense of timing.
上流社会的职业人拥有足够的可支配收入——以及对机遇的良好把握感。
Indeed, sometimes it feels as though I had more disposable income then than I do now.
事实上，有时我感觉当时的可支配收入甚至比现在还多。
Therefore wages from labour are the main, or even the only, source of disposable income for most Chinese consumers.
因此，对于多数中国消费者而言，劳动工资是可支配收入的主要（甚至是唯一）来源。
In the absence of a domestic safety net, Chinese household savings have been as high as a quarter of disposable income.
由于缺乏社会保障体系，在中国家庭的可支配收入中，储蓄高达四分之一。
Yet by December the US savings rate as a percentage of disposable income stood at 4. 8 per cent, more or less unchanged from a year before.
但去年12月，美国储蓄相对于可支配收入的比率仅为4.8%，与一年前几乎没有变化。
Many are from rural China, where per-capita disposable income can be as low as $750 a year.
很多来自中国农村，人均年收入低于750美元的劳工。