payoffs

英 [ˈpeɪˈɒfs]

美 [ˈpeɪˌɔfs]

网络  支付; 收益; 得益; 报酬; 赢利

双语例句

• We make investments that are risky because they could have big payoffs.
  我们的投资带有风险性，是因为它们很可能会有很大的回报。
• Switching to alternative energy sources requires capital investments now, but will yield security benefits, and potentially big financial payoffs in the future.
  目前发展替代能源需要大量资金的投入，但是这种替换将获得能源安全，将来还能获得大量经济上的回馈。
• In a parallel manner, there are also false payoffs.
  类似的，也有虚假偿付。
• One of the immediate payoffs was an increase in productivity.
  直接的结果之一是生产率的提高。
• But the real gold mines will pay off precisely because most people are afraid of change, and those payoffs will come at the expense of the more timid and conservative majority.
  但是真正的大财富不会由人随意获得，因为大部分人害怕改变，而这些财富是以牺牲更胆小和传统的多数人为代价得来的。
• While these may not seem to be payoffs, they do result in considerable attention from others and justify much self-pity as well.
  尽管这不能算是回报，但它能引起别人的相当多的关注并能证明自怜是有道理的。
• Union leaders allegedly received huge payoffs from the company's bosses.
  工会领导们被指控收取了公司老板的大笔堵口费。
• Nash Equilibrium Strategy of Two-person Zero-sum Games with Fuzzy Payoffs
  模糊值二人零和对策的Nash均衡策略
• The demands, the problems and the payoffs for increased efficiency are all larger as your responsibility grows; you must learn to apply proper techniques or be bettered by those who do.
  当你的责任增加了之后，这些需求，问题和结果都会全部增大，你必须学会去使用一些适当的技术或了解那些人能做得更好。
• Sometimes the difference between internal versus external payoffs can be quite subtle.
  有时，外在和内在带来的效果差异会相当微妙。