WORD OF THE DAY -INCOME -

Thesaurus-Synonyms  - INCOME

'income' noun money that you receive from any source, for example from working or investments, and that you live on: Families on a low income are entitled to state benefits.
* εισόδημα, πρόσοδος

[commission] a sum of money that a salesperson earns for every sale that they make: She has no salary, but works for a commission on all the goods she sells. * οικον. ποσοστό προμήθειας αντιπρόσωπου ή μεσίτη, εμπορική προμήθεια

[earnings] money that you receive in return for work: He gives a percentage of his earnings to charity. * απολαβές: εισπράξεις, (εισπραττόμενα) κέρδη: αντιμισθία, αντιπαροχή

[pay] the money that an employer gives you in return for the work you do: I have had money taken off my pay because I was late one day. * αντιμισθία, μισθός, αποζημίωση από εργοδότη σε εργαζόμενο

[profits] money that you make from a business, selling something, etc., after costs have been deducted from the whole amount that you receive: Profits are down on this time last year. * κέρδη από επιχείρηση, οφέλη μετά την αφαίρεση τυχόν ζημιών

[salary] the money that you earn by working in a professional position or an office job, which is usually paid monthly: Denis’s salary as a bank manager is enough for the family to live on.
* μισθός, αποδοχές, συνήθως σε μηνιαία βάση

[takings] money that is made on sales in a business such as a shop or a pub: Our takings have gone up over the last few weeks. * (πραγματοποιηθείσες) εισπράξεις πωλήσεων π.χ. από κατάστημα

[wages] the money that you earn as an ordinary worker in, for example, a factory or shop, which is usually paid weekly: I couldn’t afford to buy a house on my shop assistant’s wages. * τακτικός (συν. εβδομαδιαίος) μισθός, (τακτικές) απολαβές, αποδοχές

taken from the BETSIS ELT DICTIONARY & THESAURUS