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。
• 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。
• In one experiment, the truckers were asked to choose between gambles and certain payoffs.
  在一场实验中，卡车司机们必须在赌博和确定的报酬中做出选择。
• A little sacrifice now will have huge payoffs in the future.
  现在一点小牺牲，将来能有大收获。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。