noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
high income; high earnings
Refers to a large amount of money earned, typically from work or business. Often used in discussions of salary, lifestyle, or economic status.
He is looking for a high-income job.
He is looking for a high-paying job.
To earn a high income, specialized skills are necessary.
With this job, you can earn a high income.
Many young people change jobs aiming for a higher income.
She is known as a high-earning woman.
高給 focuses narrowly on a high salary paid for a job, while 高収入 can refer to total earnings from any source, including business or investment.
高所得 is a more formal, statistical term used in economics or tax contexts, while 高収入 is the everyday word used in job ads and casual conversation.
Compound of 高 (high) and 収入 (income).