affordability
gb/əfˌɔɹdəbˈɪləti/ us/əfˌɔɹdəbˈɪləti/
B2
Anglų
Reikšmės
0 reikšmių
Daiktavardis
B2
property
1
being within financial reach
how easy something is to pay for because its price is not too high
Vartosenos šablonas:
the affordability of [something]; [something]'s affordability
Dažna klaida:
Do not confuse affordability with availability. Availability means that something can be obtained; affordability means that it can be paid for.
Sinonimai
inexpensiveness (emphasizes a low price, with less focus on the buyer's budget)
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cheapness (more informal and can suggest low quality as well as low price)
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cost-effectiveness (emphasizes good value for the money, not just being affordable)
Antonimai
expensiveness (the quality of costing a lot)
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unaffordability (the state of being too expensive to pay for)
Kolokacijos
improve affordability
|overall affordability
|relative affordability
|long-term affordability
|affordability concerns
|product affordability
|energy affordability
|college affordability
|healthcare affordability
|price and affordability
Temos
money
|shopping
|business
|daily_life
Pavyzdžiai
- The phone's main selling point is its affordability.
- We chose the smaller apartment because affordability mattered more than space.
- The company is trying to balance quality with affordability.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
- Affordability is important for students.
- The restaurant is popular because of its affordability.
Daiktavardis
C1
abstract
2
people's ability to pay
how possible it is for people to pay for something they need, such as housing, healthcare, or education
Vartosenos šablonas:
affordability for [people]; [sector] affordability; affordability in [place]
Dažna klaida:
Affordability is usually uncountable in this sense: say "affordability is a problem," not "an affordability is a problem."
Sinonimai
ability to pay (a plain phrase focusing on people's financial capacity)
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financial accessibility (emphasizes whether cost allows people to access something)
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cost burden (related term emphasizing how heavy the cost is for people)
Antonimai
financial inaccessibility (the condition of being effectively unreachable because of cost)
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unaffordability (the condition in which prices are too high for people to pay)
Kolokacijos
housing affordability
|affordability crisis
|affordability gap
|affordability pressures
|affordability challenge
|affordability measures
|boost affordability
|improve affordability
|affordability for families
|affordability for low-income households
Temos
economics
|public_policy
|housing
|healthcare
|education
|finance
Pavyzdžiai
- Affordability has become a central issue in the election as rents keep rising.
- The report compares healthcare affordability across different regions.
- Subsidies were introduced to improve affordability for low-income households.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
- Housing affordability is a big problem in many cities.
- The program helps with affordability for families.
Gramatika
Pagrindinė forma
affordability
IPA
GB/əfˌɔɹdəbˈɪləti/
US/əfˌɔɹdəbˈɪləti/
Skiemenys ir kirčiavimas
af - ford - ab - il - ity (5 skiemenys)
Stress on 4th syllable (il)
Žodžio formos
Noun
- Base: affordability
- Plural: affordabilities
Posakiai
affordability calculator
1/əfˌɔɹdəbˈɪləti kˈælkjəlˌeɪtɚ/
fixed phrase
tool estimating affordable cost
an online tool that estimates what you can afford
Pavyzdžiai
- Use the mortgage affordability calculator to estimate your monthly payment.
- The website's affordability calculator asks for your income, debts, and deposit.
- An affordability calculator can help buyers set a realistic budget before they start viewing homes.
affordability check
1/əfˌɔɹdəbˈɪləti t͡ʃˈɛk/
fixed phrase
business
assessment of ability to pay
a check to see if someone has enough money to make payments
Pavyzdžiai
- The lender will run an affordability check before approving the loan.
- Tenants may need to pass an affordability check before signing the lease.
- The company tightened its affordability checks after customers fell behind on payments.
affordability crisis
1/əfˌɔɹdəbˈɪləti kɹˈaɪsəs/
fixed phrase
widespread inability to afford costs
a situation where prices are so high that many people cannot pay for the things they need
Pavyzdžiai
- Many young workers say the city is facing an affordability crisis.
- The affordability crisis has forced families to move farther from their jobs.
- Rising food and energy prices have deepened the affordability crisis.
affordability gap
1/əfˌɔɹdəbˈɪləti ɡˈæp/
fixed phrase
difference between cost and budget
the gap between what something costs and what people can pay
Pavyzdžiai
- The affordability gap between local wages and home prices keeps growing.
- Grants can help close the affordability gap for first-time buyers.
- The study found a large affordability gap in childcare costs for low-income families.
affordability index
1/əfˌɔɹdəbˈɪləti ˈɪndɛks/
fixed phrase
technical
measure of cost burden
a number or score used to show how affordable something is
Pavyzdžiai
- The affordability index fell, showing that homes became harder to buy.
- Analysts use an affordability index to compare housing markets.
- A higher affordability index can mean that average households have more room in their budgets.
housing affordability
1/hˈaʊzɪŋ əfˌɔɹdəbˈɪləti/
fixed phrase
affordability of housing
how easy or difficult it is for people to pay for a place to live
Pavyzdžiai
- Housing affordability has worsened as rents and mortgage rates have risen.
- The city plans to build more homes to improve housing affordability.
- Young families often leave the area because of poor housing affordability.