earner
- noun
- /ˈɪrnər/
- Now I am, you know, the high income earner in the relationship.
- wage earner
- income earners
- primary earner
You know, in this respect, I'm a better earner than you are.
- You know, in this respect, I'm a better earner than you are.
- Health professionals make up a large group of top earners in several European countries.
- But he will still be a huge earner because he's, he's very famous.
- A man should be the earner and a woman should look after the home.
- My wife is just like, look, he's a good earner, just a good earner.
- There are savers and then there are earners.
- Like no, there are other people who you know, the biggest earners on YouTube are people who review toys.
- And so if you both are high income earners working, pursuing your careers, who's watching the kids?
- But like that doesn't change people's lives and even people who are high income earners, plenty of them end up broke, right?
- However, it is the poorest people, the people who are the lowest earners.
- The losers continue to be low earners who have negative real wage growth and office space.
- The the top earners in the music business are people that are have huge live draws.
- House prices went up as interest rates fell, as lower interest rates meant that an average earner could buy more house with the same monthly payment.
- But when in California, if you're the top earner, our system makes you pay for the other person's attorneys fees.
- But when rubber hits the road, the person who is the earner immediately starts tightening those reins immediately.
- We have two income earners are much more common.
Examples
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House prices went up as interest rates fell, as lower interest rates meant that an average earner could buy more house with the same monthly payment.
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Don the Jeweler is a good earner.
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A man should be the earner and a woman should look after the home.
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Top earner in the downtown office three years running.
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You know, in this respect, I'm a better earner than you are.
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A good earner lasts five, six years.
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Back home, she'd be a top earner.
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Respondents were asked, "Are you the primary wage earner in your family?"
Academic text (2012) -
Health professionals make up a large group of top earners in several European countries.
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Health professionals make up a large group of top earners in several European countries.
Synonyms
A person hired by a company or another person to do paid work
A person employed to do physical or routine jobs
A person who works to get regular pay
A person who has regular paid work for an organization
Antonyms
Compounds
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Morphology
Etymology
Earner comes from the verb earn, which comes from an old English word meaning 'to gain' by work. So an earner is someone who gets money from their work.