英:[ɪkˈspendɪtʃə(r)]
美:[ɪkˈspendɪtʃər]
英:[ɪkˈspendɪtʃə(r)]
美:[ɪkˈspendɪtʃər]
ex·pend·i·ture
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复数:expenditures
词根:expend
adj.expendable 可消费的;排出的;不重复使用的;可牺牲的
n.expense 损失,代价;消费;开支
expendable 消耗品
vi.expense 被花掉
vt.expense 向…收取费用
expend 花费;消耗;用光;耗尽
noun
the act of paying out or expending.The space program requires the expenditure of large amounts of money.
that which is paid out or expended.The new carpet represented a large expenditure, but it was necessary.
revenue and expenditure收支
public expenditure市政开支;公用事业费用
energy expenditure能量消耗
capital expenditure资本支出;基本建设费用
government expenditure政府支出,政府开支
consumption expenditure消费支出
military expenditure军费开支
tax expenditure税式支出;税收优惠造成的财政收入减少
educational expenditure教育开支,教育经费
household expenditure住户开支
operating expenditure营运开支;业务开支
item of expenditure支出项目
maintenance expenditure维修费,维修费用
expenditure account开支帐目
revenue expenditure营业支出;收益支出
additional expenditure附加费用;追加支出
development expenditure发展开支
expenditure支出,花费
subsidy补助
investment投资
revenue税收
以上来源于网络
"支出的行为",起源于1769年,源自中世纪拉丁语 expenditus,不规则的过去分词形式,源自拉丁语 expendere,意为"称量; 支付"(参见 expend),加上 -ure。意思是"被支出的东西",始于1791年。相关词汇: Expenditures。
开支
irregular from expend
The first known use of expenditure was in 1769
experiment1 of 2noun
test entry 1 sense 1, trial entry 1 sense 1especially: a procedure or operation carried out under controlled conditions in order to discover something, to test a hypothesis, or to serve as an example
experiment2 of 2verb
to make experiments
experience1 of 2noun
the actual living through an event or series of events
learn by experience
skill or knowledge gained by actually doing or feeling a thing had gained a lot of experience by the end of the season
a job that requires someone with experience
the amount of such skill or knowledge
has five years' experience
something one has actually done or lived through
my experiences as a riverboat pilot
experience2 of 2verb
to have experience of : undergo
experienced many hardships as a child
experience1 of 2noun
the actual living through an event or series of events
learn by experience
skill or knowledge gained by actually doing or feeling a thing had gained a lot of experience by the end of the season
a job that requires someone with experience
the amount of such skill or knowledge
has five years' experience
something one has actually done or lived through
my experiences as a riverboat pilot
experience2 of 2verb
to have experience of : undergo
experienced many hardships as a child
experiencedadjective
made skillful or wise through experience
an experienced driver
expensiveadjective
costly sense 2
an expensive hobby
having a high price
expensive gifts
marked by high prices
expensive shops
expensiveadjective
costly sense 2
an expensive hobby
having a high price
expensive gifts
marked by high prices
expensive shops
expensenoun
something spent or required to be spent : cost
a cause of spending
a car is a great expense
expensenoun
something spent or required to be spent : cost
a cause of spending
a car is a great expense
expenditurenoun
the act of spending (as money, time, or energy)
something that is spent
expenditurenoun
the act of spending (as money, time, or energy)
something that is spent
1 “As stewards of private donors’ monies, I felt it was an inappropriate expenditure.”
2 For that matter, the story, with its climactic showdown in Copenhagen, depends on the kind of expenditure that sends students scurrying for donations or grants or money-raising efforts that are themselves significant tests of imagination.
3 Every year or two the relative positions of the planets and the physics of Kepler and Newton permit the launch of a spacecraft to Mars or Venus with a minimum expenditure of energy.
4 Unlike most government agencies, which lack resources to embrace the cutting-edge, police departments have benefited from ballooning expenditures, especially since 9/11.
5 Going by the increasing health care expenditure, Satish expects that there will be 10 to 15 large Indian companies.
6 I had lots of facts: For example, in 2015-16, more than 6,200 political action committees and independent expenditure groups pulled in close to $800 million at the time, Bigfooting the major parties.
7 Yes, I’ve also questioned the extent to which man-made gases have contributed to that warming and concluded that expenditures to reduce those emissions would be as worthless as they’d be horrifically expensive.
8 Brits tend to frown upon therapy as a weekly expenditure – £40 an hour, if you must know.
9 Public Works Director Isaac “Ike” Pino says expenditures were put on hold while the city ended one fiscal year and began another.
10 Currently 78 percent of health expenditure in India is borne by patients – and 72% of this is spent on drugs.
11 We mainly use production approach and income approach, also develop expenditure accounting approach.
以生产法和收入法为主, 也开展支出法核算.
12 Few are on the scale of Somerset or Newcastle, and even there expenditure from other sources, including philanthropy, ticket sales and central grants, will survive.
13 He lives off his state pension, so capital expenditure is out of the question.
14 The vast majority of that spending was on independent expenditures, such as ads, mailers and brochures, and not given directly to candidates.
15 Social welfare accounted for 13.8 per cent of the total recurrent public expenditure.
社会福利支出占公共经常开支总额的13.8%.
16 Indeed, working Americans spend, on average, more than 40 percent of our waking hours in a chair, making this is an obvious place to amp up non-exercise energy expenditure.
17 It includes a general average expenditure as well as a general average sacrifice.
它包括共同海损牺牲和共同海损费用.
18 Individuals with expensive pre-existing conditions will be able to obtain coverage at premiums substantially below their health care expenditures, and thus have a powerful incentive to obtain insurance even without that mandate.
19 That being said, having a balcony is pretty cush and, I believe, worth the expenditure.
20 List details in the expenditure budget.
涉及到的经费预算应列出详细开支.
1 消耗
drain consumption attrition use milk sap eat away at drawdown spend wear stretch consume make inroads into make inroads on eat into
2 使用
use wear employment enjoyment under take perform exercise pitch ply service usage occupation run drive employ manipulate utter make use of make with bring to bear bring into play in operation manipulation touch operate utilize deploy wield
5 支出
defrayal expense spending disbursement outlay outgo defrayment disburse defray spend payout outgoings expend outgoing supply dispense outgiving dispend
8 花
9 消费量
10 耗费
go commit expend depleted use expense deplete eat up eat into drain wastage consume absorb put in swallow up
11 支出额
12 花费
expense outlay be consume expend cost spend run dip plunk commitment disburse -age splurge go take serve put a dent in make a dent in the purse strings put in into put put into dip into draw down dig deep in your pockets dig deep in your pocket dig deep in your savings dig deep into your pockets dig deep into your pocket dig deep into your savings dig in your pockets dig in your pocket dig in your savings dig into your pockets dig into your pocket dig into your savings put in set back spending fork out pay out lash out payout drain call stand spring bestow wreak ware dispend