ratepayer / ˈreɪtˌpeɪ ər /
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ratepayer 的定义
n. 名词 noun- a person who pays a regular charge for the use of a public utility, as gas or electricity, usually based on the quantity consumed.
- British. a person who pays rates; a taxpayer of the local government.
更多ratepayer例句
- Lobbyists for local water agencies are hopeful the state will provide direct emergency assistance to ratepayers in the state budget.
- One exists for assisting low-income ratepayers to cover energy bills but not in the water world, Farrel said.
- One utility had been collecting fees from ratepayers for 19 years and failing to send the money to the CPUC, Stebbins said.
- The cost is usually passed on to customers and it’s you, the ratepayer, who actually pays the franchise fee on your utility bill.
- We must ensure that we do not squander this once-in-a-generation opportunity to help meet the city’s climate goals and protect ratepayers.
- Among their other duties, they had the power of commuting each ratepayer's statute-labor for five years.
- Mill's absolute principle would condemn the levy of a shilling for a school, if the ratepayer objected to the religious teaching.
- As a woman and a ratepayer, I realise the importance of eliminating all unavoidable expenditure in Municipal undertakings.
- "But surely cookery is taught in the schools," pleaded the Ratepayer.
- For that reason an English municipal taxpayer is called a ratepayer.