payoffs

英 [ˈpeɪˈɒfs]

美 [ˈpeɪˌɔfs]

网络  支付; 收益; 得益; 报酬; 赢利

双语例句

• Fortunately, there are other quantum algorithms that promise bigger payoffs.
  幸运的是，另外还有一些量子算法让人希望会有更大的收益。
• If there is one area of Information Technology ( IT) where this synergy has significant payoffs, it's in the area of database applications.
  如果说信息技术（IT）中有一个领域能让这种结合产生立杆见影的效果，那么这个领域一定是数据库应用领域。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• Delegate every task that others can do 80% as well as you, and focus on those items that only you can achieve that have big payoffs.
  把别人也能做好的工作分出去，并专注于那些只有你做才获得很大回报的项目。
• 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。
• 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 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。