English - Turkish
Definition of incent in English Turkish dictionary
- incentive
- teşvik edici
- incentive
- {i} güdü
- incentive
- (Askeri) TEŞVİK EDİCİ ŞEY, ÖZENDİRİCİ
- incentive
- {i} isteklendirme
- incentive
- harekete geçirici
- incentive
- dürtü
- incentive
- özendirici
- incentive
- güdüleyici
- incentive
- insiyak
- incentive
- saika
- incentive
- özendirici şey
- incentive
- teşvik veya tahrik edici şey
- incentive
- cesaretlendirici
- incentive
- (Ticaret) güdüleme
- incentive
- (Ticaret) teşvik primi
- incentive
- isteklendiren ödül
- incentive
- sevk-i ilahi
- incentive
- neden
- incentive
- sevk-i tabii
- incentive
- Müşevvik, teşvik edici
- incentive
- dürtü,teşvik
- incentive
- incentive pay fazla yapılan iş için ödenen para
- incentive
- {i} özendirme
- incentive
- dürtü/teşvik
- incentive
- {i} teşvik etme
- incentive
- güdülenme
- incentive
- devindirici
- incentive
- âmil
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Definition of incent in English English dictionary
- To provide an incentive to (a person or organizaton)
We need to incent people to innovate more.
- To provide an incentive for (something)
We need to incent more innovation.
- incentive
- A bonus or reward, often monetary
Management offered the sales team a $500 incentive for each car sold.
- incentive
- that which moves the mind or inflames the passions
- incentive
- stimulus
- incentive
- Something of financial or symbolic value added to an offer to encourage some overt behavioural response
- incentive
- Something that motivates, rouses, or encourages
- incentive
- {i} stimulus, inducement, enticement, encouragement
- incentive
- Financial compensation, public recognition or other benefits used to reward higher levels of performance and/or new ideas or contributions
- incentive
- Serving to kindle or set on fire
- incentive
- -any type of reward given when a specific goal is achieved
- incentive
- The payment to participants for coming to a focus group The amount varies dramatically, based on the difficulty of recruiting the participants Also called honorarium or co-op payment
- incentive
- an additional payment (or other remuneration) to employees as a means of increasing output
- incentive
- an inducement to buy; incentives include special price deals, premiums, contests, etc
- incentive
- If something is an incentive to do something, it encourages you to do it. There is little or no incentive to adopt such measures = inducement. something that encourages you to work harder, start a new activity etc (incentivum, from incinere , from canere )
- incentive
- A reward, typically non-cash that an affiliate receives for sending visitors to the program-provider merchant's site
- incentive
- That which moves or influences the mind, or operates on the passions; that which incites, or has a tendency to incite, to determination or action; that which prompts to good or ill; motive; spur; as, the love of money, and the desire of promotion, are two powerful incentives to action
- incentive
- {s} provocative, stimulating, inciting, encouraging
- incentive
- The payment to participants for coming to a focus group
- incentive
- Inciting; encouraging or moving; rousing to action; stimulative
- incentive
- Reward for performance Merchandise or travel offered to consumers, salespeople, dealers, or employees as a tangible reward for purchase or performance
- incentive
- an incentive is something that influences people to act in certain ways An incentive system is a collection of incentives and a set of procedures for using them Organizations use incentive systems to motivate their employees (Kemmerer & Thiagarajan, 1992, p 312)
- incentive
- The annual amount of any performance related bonus, incentive or commission
- incentive
- a positive motivational influence
- incentive
- An external event or stimulus that is the target of a motivation, and that can serve as a reward Incentive theories of motivation stress the role of external targets in eliciting and satisfying motivational states
- incentive
- a benefit offered to encourage people to act in certain ways
- incentive
- something given in a direct mail appeal to stimulate action by the prospective donor
- incentive
- An award that is based on achievement of preset goals or objectives (as opposed to an award that is granted after-the-fact on a discretionary basis)
- incentive
- A reward for doing something, e g , profit in a capitalist economy
- incentive
- Any factor that influences the choices people, groups of people, organizations, and government make
- incentive
- A contribution to motivation and motivating
- incentive
- (See co-op fee)
- incentive
- A benefit or consideration, financial or otherwise, given to induce specific action
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incent
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