Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Incur"

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A: expenses are incurred in accounting just like debt is incurred. it means you have to pay it.

A: It means "to cause something bad to happen to you" and it's usually because of something you did/didn't do.

Example sentences:
I study hard everyday because I don't want to incur my mom's wrath.
If you miss the deadline, you'll incur a fee.

The word "incur" is used in conversation, but I wouldn't say it is super common. A lot of times you'll hear "incur (someone's) wrath" or see "incur a fee" written on various documents.

A: If you take out multiple loans you incur extra debt.
I don't want to incur the wrath of the IRS by not doing my taxes.
They will pay for any expenses you incur.

A: "incur" sounds like you are going to receive something negative. It is mainly used in the phrases
"incur a fine"
"incur a penalty"
and sometimes "incur someone's wrath" (literary phrase).

"You must pay your taxes on time, otherwise you risk incurring large fines, not to mention the wrath of the IRS." (The IRS is the Internal Revenue Service, the part of the American government that deals with taxes).

A: The fees incurred by Tokyoites, are the fees they have paid.

"I incurred various transport costs travelling to America."

A: - I will pay for the consequences that might incur because of my action
- I will incur a huge amount of debt
- I have to incur his anger because of my actions
*Basically, incur means your have acquired or subject to some consequence for your own actions

A: I incurred some losses through failed investments

A: Incur is to experience something, usually something unpleasant, as a result of actions you or someone have taken.
''The play has incurred the anger of both audiences and critics.''
''The government incurred huge debts.''

''Occur'' is to happen or take place, which may not have anything to do with someone personally.

They both happen or take place but for different reasons.

A: They are completely different.
First, incur is a verb, and burden is a noun.
Incur means to bring upon oneself, and burden is something that is carried - a load, or a responsibility.

Examples:
When Joe failed to pay his taxes by the deadline, he incurred a penalty of $150.00.

It is not your fault that your parents got divorced. Do not carry that burden of guilt on your shoulders.

A: If I incur someone's anger, it means I make them angry by doing something I know will make them angry.
If something occurs, it just means it happened.

What happened was this: I incurred his anger by breaking his window. What occurred next was too painful to talk about (he beat me up).

A: Incur - become subject to (something unwelcome or unpleasant)

He incurred a fine

Occur - happen; to take place

The accident occurred at about 3pm

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