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budget

:/ˈbʌdʒət/
:/ˈbʌdʒɪt/
n.:
预算;政府的年度预算
adj.:
价格低廉的;花钱少的
v.:
谨慎花钱;把…编入预算
网络:
预算案;做预算;财政预算案
词形变换: (复数) budgets (现在分词) budgeting (过去式) budgeted
例句
1.
We were in trouble to start with, and it was all over when Mondale said he would propose a hefty tax increase to reduce the budget deficit.
民主党竞选开始顺利而且蒙代尔提议大幅度增加税收减少财政预算赤字不少麻烦
2.
I don't have a huge budget, not sure how much ongoing work would be required after an initial campaign.
没有一个庞大预算知道多少正在进行工作经过最初运动
3.
It says there is "no question" of any rollback on its policy because ending fuel subsidies is essential to cut its budget deficit.
撤销加价政策取消燃油补贴削减财政赤字关键
4.
He said he would balance the budget and invest in the city's infrastructure, all without raising property taxes or using one-off revenues.
表示平衡预算投资城市基础设施建设不会提高财产税不会征收一次性税收
5.
Under an extremely tight budget you can do with just a few very versatile brushes, and build from there as you please.
如果手头实在可以使用万能完成想要
6.
The next day, the press was very surprised that this small-budget film running under 90 minutes won the main award, the Golden Bear.
翌日传媒得悉少于九十分钟成本制作夺得电影节重要奖项感到非常诧异
7.
"If the bottom drops out of the stockmarket, the bottom drops out of the budget, " says Jean Ross of the California Budget Project.
如果股市底盘崩溃预算基础完蛋加州预算项目.罗斯如是说
8.
But it is still both a sizeable proportion of our budget for Asia, and a sum of money which, sensibly spent, can help us make a difference.
我们亚洲预算相当笔数额使用得当的话专款发挥十分重要作用
9.
It wasn't easy, but, she set up a budget and, with planning, calculated how she could live on her reduced income.
容易但是制定预算计划合理分配符合缩水薪水生活消费
10.
When sales slump due to a slow economy, a business owner's first inclination is often to cut the marketing budget.
经济萧条时候各个行业公司主管通常倾向削减市场宣传方面预算