payoffs

英 [ˈpeɪˈɒfs]

美 [ˈpeɪˌɔfs]

网络  支付; 收益; 得益; 报酬; 赢利

双语例句

• One of the immediate payoffs was an increase in productivity.
  直接的结果之一是生产率的提高。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• Increasingly, local officials were coming round demanding payoffs.
  当地官员上门索要回扣的频率越来越高。
• If using stocks or options, payoffs should be benchmarked against market or peer performance.
  如果采用股票或期权，那么奖励应以市场或同业表现为基准。