withheld 的 2 个定义
with·held, with·hold·ing.
- to hold back; restrain or check.
- to refrain from giving or granting: to withhold payment.
- to collect at the source of income.
- to deduct from an employee's salary or wages.
with·held, with·hold·ing.
- to hold back; refrain.
- to deduct withholding tax.
withheld 近义词
concealed
withheld 的近义词 5 个
更多withheld例句
- As for Snyderman and her three colleagues, whose names were also withheld, they will be flown home on a chartered aircraft.
- But the charges are cover for cultural misunderstandings, sexual assaults, and withheld wages.
- He withheld the salaries of parliamentarians who refused to rubberstamp his laws, and lawyers who challenged him were disbarred.
- Because more people are working at slightly higher wages, the volume of withheld income and payroll taxes is on the upswing.
- In addition to collecting withheld payment taxes, companies and individuals pay quarterly taxes.
- He wanted to tell her that if she called her father, it would mean the end of everything for them, but he withheld this.
- Aguinaldo withheld his decision until Paterno could report to him the definite opinions of his generals.
- Accordingly all through the campaign Napoleon constantly came to him for advice, which was never withheld.
- It is true that some things vowed might have been withheld, but not without the offering of a definite sum of money.
- When there are so many good and beautiful things in the world, why do you see only this that is being withheld?