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单词 dependant
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The programme also welcomes spouses and dependants.Only students studying for more than 12 months will be allowed to bring their dependants.Most would would want to bring their dependants to Britain.Applicants need not speak English and may bring their spouses and dependants.Alternatively, a spouse or dependants can use the fund to buy an annuity or remain in drawdown.Temporary workers allowed to bring dependants; gap-year students no dependants.That number includes 60,000 dependants: the right for people on work visas to bring in dependants needs to be reviewed.

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dependant

British English: dependant NOUN
Your dependants are the people you support financially, such as your children.
The organisation raises funds to help ex-service personnel and their dependants.
  • American English: dependent
  • Brazilian Portuguese: dependente
  • Chinese: 受扶养者
  • European Spanish: dependiente
  • French: personne à charge
  • German: Abhängige
  • Italian: persona a carico
  • Japanese: 扶養家族
  • Korean: 피부양자
  • European Portuguese: dependente
  • Latin American Spanish: dependiente

Chinese translation of 'dependant'

dependant

or dependent
(dɪˈpɛndənt)

n (c)

  1. (= person) 受赡(贍)养(養)者 (shòushànyǎng zhě) (, míng)
(noun) 
Definition
a person who depends on another for financial support
They raise funds to help ex-service personnel and their dependants.
Synonyms
relative
rellie (Australian, slang)
child
minor
subordinate
Her subordinates respected her.
cohort mainly US)
protégé
Klimt's young protégé, Egon Schiele
or woman or person">henchman or woman or person
the Sheriff's henchman, Sir Guy of Gisborne
retainer
the ever-faithful family retainer
hanger-on
five thousand delegates, with 30,000 assorted hangers-on
minion
She delegated the job to one of her minions.
vassal

Usage note

Dependant is the generally accepted correct spelling in British usage for the noun and always refers to people: if you are single and have no dependants. The adjective should be spelt dependent: tax allowance for dependent (not dependant) children. American usage spells both adjective and noun with an e in the last syllable.

Additional synonyms

in the sense of hanger-on
Definition
an unwanted follower, esp. of a rich or famous person
five thousand delegates, with 30,000 assorted hangers-on
Synonyms
parasite,
follower,
cohort (US),
leech,
dependant,
minion,
lackey,
sycophant,
freeloader (slang),
sponger (informal),
ligger (slang),
quandong (Australian, slang)
in the sense of henchman
Definition
a person employed by someone powerful to carry out orders
the Sheriff's henchman, Sir Guy of Gisborne
Synonyms
attendant,
supporter,
heavy (slang),
associate,
aide,
follower,
subordinate,
bodyguard,
minder (slang),
crony,
sidekick (slang),
cohort (US),
right-hand man or woman or person,
minion,
satellite,
myrmidon
in the sense of minion
Definition
a servile assistant
She delegated the job to one of her minions.
Synonyms
follower,
or woman or person">henchman or woman or person,
underling (derogatory),
lackey,
favourite,
pet,
creature,
darling,
parasite,
cohort (US),
dependant,
hanger-on,
sycophant,
yes man,
toady,
hireling,
flunky,
flatterer,
lickspittle,
bootlicker (informal),
myrmidon

Nearby words of
dependant

  • departure
  • depend on
  • dependable
  • dependant
  • dependence
  • dependency
  • dependent

Related terms of
dependant

  • dependant

Synonyms of 'dependant'

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