Definition of scrappage in English:

scrappage

noun ˈskrapɪdʒ

mass noun

1The action of scrapping old or inoperative vehicles, vessels, or machines.
（旧或毁坏的车辆、船舶或机器的）报废；拆解；拆船
they arranged for the wreck to be removed for scrappage
Example sentencesExamples
- Under the Act, high-polluting vehicles that are donated for scrappage will be replaced with lower-polluting cars of a similar model.
- Cars bought through scrappage had average CO2 emissions of 132.7 g/km.
- And scrappage has been at least revenue-neutral for the Government, which cashed in on the flow of VAT paid on new cars.
- Whatever else has gone wrong for the Government, scrappage has been a clear success.
- Clean Green Cars warns that once scrappage ends, however, CO figures will rise unless the industry works " very hard ".
- Given that this proposal again targets older vehicles for scrappage, many of which " are collected and preserved by hobbyists, SAN is opposing this legislation.
- While he has managed to get € 2,500 back for his car for scrappage, the incident has left Alan severely out of pocket.
- Since the scheme began, the South Korean car maker Hyundai has been the biggest winner, compiling an order book of 8,000 UK scrappage sales.
- At yesterday's Cabinet meeting, one of the items under discussion was car scrappage a curious addition to the agenda when half the front bench is being scrapped.
- The entry-level price of models such as the Picanto and Hyundai i10 during scrappage?
1. 1.1often as modifier A government programme that gives drivers a financial incentive to replace old cars with newer, more fuel-efficient ones.
  （政府资助的）汽车报废计划
  a car scrappage scheme
  汽车报废计划。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The stimulus package also includes a car scrappage scheme similar to the "cash for clunkers" programme being debated in the US Congress.
  Car manufacturers dispute the actual number of sales made under the 2,000 scrappage incentive.
  Anyone who wants to examine the government's green credentials should look no further than the car scrappage scheme.
  Franchised dealers have been staggered by some of the old cars they have taken in under the scrappage scheme.
  He was at the forefront of various environmental initiatives, with Ford among the first to embrace the Government scrappage scheme.
  As well as taking care of the paperwork, car dealers will be expected to take care of the scrappage process.
  Unlike volume carmakers, they could not profit from government-sponsored scrappage incentive schemes.
  They were able to negotiate an average 1,699 off the windscreen price aside from any scrappage discount.
  Owners of classic cars are being urged not to yield to the temptation of the government's scrappage scheme and have them needlessly crushed.
  There is also a separate dispute over how VAT should be calculated in scrappage transactions.
  The Government's car scrappage scheme started in chaos yesterday as some manufacturers refused to deliver new vehicles.
  Germany instituted a scrappage program earlier this year, followed by France and Britain.
  Meanwhile the car industry repeated its appeal for the Government to boost the industry, on which 800, jobs depend, by setting up a "scrappage" scheme.
  Car companies have inflated forecourt prices by up to a third to claw back scrappage discounts, an undercover investigation has found.
  Within hours of the Government's scrappage scheme coming into force, a number of disputes came to a head over the fine print of the scheme.
  Government ' cash for bangers ' scrappage scheme accounts for nearly 21 per cent of all new car registrations last month.
  Darling announced that the widely-expected car scrappage scheme designed to help the car industry would shortly be introduced and would run until March next year.
  It means there have now been eight consecutive months of growth thanks mainly to the scrappage scheme.
  In addition, a robust vehicle scrappage program would also boost the struggling economy, Mr. Nantais said.
  We calculate that half the 2009 improvement was due to the scrappage scheme alone.

词汇	scrappage
释义	Definition of scrappage in English: scrappage noun ˈskrapɪdʒ mass noun 1The action of scrapping old or inoperative vehicles, vessels, or machines. （旧或毁坏的车辆、船舶或机器的）报废；拆解；拆船 they arranged for the wreck to be removed for scrappage Example sentencesExamples Under the Act, high-polluting vehicles that are donated for scrappage will be replaced with lower-polluting cars of a similar model. Cars bought through scrappage had average CO2 emissions of 132.7 g/km. And scrappage has been at least revenue-neutral for the Government, which cashed in on the flow of VAT paid on new cars. Whatever else has gone wrong for the Government, scrappage has been a clear success. Clean Green Cars warns that once scrappage ends, however, CO figures will rise unless the industry works " very hard ". Given that this proposal again targets older vehicles for scrappage, many of which " are collected and preserved by hobbyists, SAN is opposing this legislation. While he has managed to get € 2,500 back for his car for scrappage, the incident has left Alan severely out of pocket. Since the scheme began, the South Korean car maker Hyundai has been the biggest winner, compiling an order book of 8,000 UK scrappage sales. At yesterday's Cabinet meeting, one of the items under discussion was car scrappage a curious addition to the agenda when half the front bench is being scrapped. The entry-level price of models such as the Picanto and Hyundai i10 during scrappage? 1.1often as modifier A government programme that gives drivers a financial incentive to replace old cars with newer, more fuel-efficient ones. （政府资助的）汽车报废计划 a car scrappage scheme 汽车报废计划。 Example sentencesExamples The stimulus package also includes a car scrappage scheme similar to the "cash for clunkers" programme being debated in the US Congress. Car manufacturers dispute the actual number of sales made under the 2,000 scrappage incentive. Anyone who wants to examine the government's green credentials should look no further than the car scrappage scheme. Franchised dealers have been staggered by some of the old cars they have taken in under the scrappage scheme. He was at the forefront of various environmental initiatives, with Ford among the first to embrace the Government scrappage scheme. As well as taking care of the paperwork, car dealers will be expected to take care of the scrappage process. Unlike volume carmakers, they could not profit from government-sponsored scrappage incentive schemes. They were able to negotiate an average 1,699 off the windscreen price aside from any scrappage discount. Owners of classic cars are being urged not to yield to the temptation of the government's scrappage scheme and have them needlessly crushed. There is also a separate dispute over how VAT should be calculated in scrappage transactions. The Government's car scrappage scheme started in chaos yesterday as some manufacturers refused to deliver new vehicles. Germany instituted a scrappage program earlier this year, followed by France and Britain. Meanwhile the car industry repeated its appeal for the Government to boost the industry, on which 800, jobs depend, by setting up a "scrappage" scheme. Car companies have inflated forecourt prices by up to a third to claw back scrappage discounts, an undercover investigation has found. Within hours of the Government's scrappage scheme coming into force, a number of disputes came to a head over the fine print of the scheme. Government ' cash for bangers ' scrappage scheme accounts for nearly 21 per cent of all new car registrations last month. Darling announced that the widely-expected car scrappage scheme designed to help the car industry would shortly be introduced and would run until March next year. It means there have now been eight consecutive months of growth thanks mainly to the scrappage scheme. In addition, a robust vehicle scrappage program would also boost the struggling economy, Mr. Nantais said. We calculate that half the 2009 improvement was due to the scrappage scheme alone.
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