payoffs

英 [ˈpeɪˈɒfs]

美 [ˈpeɪˌɔfs]

网络  支付; 收益; 得益; 报酬; 赢利

双语例句

• Soldiers in both countries supplement their incomes with payoffs from drugs exporters.
  两国士兵都用毒品走私贩的贿赂来贴补收入。
• 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。
• One of the immediate payoffs was an increase in productivity.
  直接的结果之一是生产率的提高。
• A new method of reasonable allocation for fuzzy payoffs from a game coalition is proposed.
  提出了联盟模糊收益合理分配的一种新方法。
• 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。
• If such materials became generally available to the optics industry the payoffs from such a breakthrough would be enormous
  如果这些材料能够普遍用于光学产业，那么这一突破带来的收益将非常巨大。
• Experts say women should also be wary of big payoffs that often blind them to the realities and risks of being a donor, which can be a time-consuming and invasive process.
  专家说妇女们也应该警惕高报酬导致的她们对于成为捐赠者的事实及风险的盲目性，这可能是一个消耗时间和入侵性的过程。
• But whether you have negotiating experience or not, pushing for what you want at the beginning of your career will have payoffs later on in your professional life.
  无论你有没有协商经验，在职业生涯一开始就奋力争取会为你以后的职业生涯带来回报。
• This risk can have big personal payoffs.
  这个风险可能会产生很大的个人资金问题。
• The payoffs, both in terms of productivity gains and an upgraded American jobs machines in which all workers are given a fair chance, would surely be worth it.
  而我们得到的回报生产率的提高与美国就业机器的改善（所有工人都机会平等）将证明这是绝对值得的。