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( ) [ ,] an amount of money that is paid to sb for selling goods or services and which usually increases with the quantity they sell 佣金；回扣 ◆ You get a 10% commission on everything you sell. 你可以从你售出的每件商品中得到 10% 的佣金。 ◆ They work on commission (= they are paid according to how much they sell) and so they try to sell you more.他们做这份工作按销售额提成，因此他们要多卖点给你。 ➡ see note atprice , salary ⨁ to earn / get / pay (a) commission挣／获得／支付佣金
[ ,] an amount of money that is charged by a bank, for example, for providing a particular service （银行的）手续费 ◆ Agents charge their clients 2% commission on the sale of a house. 代理商向客户收取 2% 的销售房子手续费。 ◆ The two banks have similar commission rates. 两家银行的手续费接近。 ⨁ to charge / pay a commission收取／支付手续费
( often Commission )[] a group of people who are officially asked to find out about a problem and suggest some actions in a report （调查）委员会 ◆ The Commission will investigate the number of jobs created. 委员会将调查所创造的职位数目。 ◆ She is to head a commission to look into working conditions in the industry. 她将领导一个调查行业工作条件的委员会。 ◆ a commission of enquiry 调查委员会 ⨁ to appoint / head / set up a commission任命／领导／设立调查委员会 ⨁ a commission investigates / reports on / studies sth调查委员会调查／报告／研究某事
( often Commission )[] an official organization with a particular purpose that manages sth or makes sure that the law is obeyed 委员会 ◆ the Equal Opportunities Commission 平等机会委员会 ➡ European Commission ⨁ to appoint / head / set up a commission任命／领导／设立委员会 ⨁ a commission investigates / reports on / studies sth委员会调查／报告／研究某事
[] a formal request to an artist or a writer, for example, to produce a piece of work 正式委托 ◆ I received a commission to write an article. 我收到委托撰写一篇文章。 ⨁ to accept / be given / get / receive a commission接受／获得／得到／收到委托
