break even
英 [breik ˈi:vən] 美 [brek ˈivən]

释义

不盈不亏；够本；保本；得失相当

英英释义

break even

• v.
  • make neither profit nor loss
  • attain a level at which there is neither gain nor loss, as in business, gambling, or a competitive sport

词组短语

breakeven point平均转效点；平滑转折点；损益两平点

breakeven analysis得失相当分析；损益平衡分析；盈亏平衡分析法

双语例句

1. But when you include reinvested dividends, investors in the market are about even over that period.
   不过当你把投入股市的派息计算在内的话，股市投资者在这个时期大体上不赔不赚。
2. In public,he said the company will break even soon,but in private he was less optimistic.
   在公众前，他说公司很快将收支相抵，但私底下，他并不乐观。
3. Even with a pared-down budget, they will have trouble to make both ends meet this year.
   即使缩减了预算，他们今年还是很难做到收支相抵。

权威例句

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