英语释义

1. the act or process of expending
an expenditure of energy

2. something expended disbursement, expense
income should exceed expenditures

3. an amount of money that is spent on something

4. an amount of time, energy, effort, etc., that is used to do something

5. the act of spending money

6. the act of spending (as money, time, or energy)

7. something that is spent
Keep a record of your expenditures.

8. the act or process of paying out

9. something paid out — see also capital expenditure

片语

public expenditures公共支出（public expenditure的复数）

Consumer expenditures消费支出

welfare expenditures福利费用支出

Postacquisition expenditures收购后费用

Reimbursable expenditures可收回支出，可补偿支出

Prior Expenditures以往开支

personal consumption expenditures个人消费支出

exhaustive expenditures消耗性支出

英汉例句

• there is an even broader problem. when it comes to measuring national income, we’re generally valuing expenditures at cost, rather than tracking productivity in terms of results.

  还有更深远影响的问题：当衡量国家收入的时候，我们一般只在成本上确定开支的数值，而并不跟蹤最终生产率的转换。

• the client「s management (m) is measuring some metrics such as expenditures on projects, but is unsure as to how those costs break down within those projects.

  客户的管理层（m）度量一些度量标準，例如对项目的支出，但对于那些成本在那些项目中如何出问题不太确定。

• for example, a first line manager might be allowed to spend money without further approvals below a set figure, and for expenditures above that amount, further approvals may be required.

  举例来说，一线经理可能被允许，可用在未得到进一步批準的情况下花费规定数量之下的钱，而对于该量之上的支出，就需要进一步批準。

• in 1809 lewis, age 35, embarked for washington, d.c., to explain his public expenditures and to clear his name.

  在1809年刘易斯35岁时，他回华盛顿述职以解释他的财政支出问题并澄清他的名声。

• this explains why personal consumption expenditures fell at record rates at the end of 2008.

  这就解释了为什么个人消费支出在2008年底以创纪录速度下降。

• in the future, she reckons, states should figure out a way to put their expenditures in context.

  她认为未来各州应该想办法将他们各项支出的相关背景也放到网上。

• although all of the possible expenditures add up, the number values aren’t visualized in any way.

  所有可能的支出加在一起，这个数值没有办法用可视化的方式表示。

• annual government expenditures on health range from as little as us$ 1 per person to nearly us$ 7 000.

  每年，政府每年在卫生方面的支出从少至每人1美元到将近每人7,000美元不等。

• first, they should discard ambiguous language in both bills that could allow that states to use the money for expenditures other than education.

  首先，他们必须放弃两个法案中的含糊其辞之处即两个法案都允许各州使用资金用于教育之外的支出。

• this includes information related to performance-to-plan, and about whether capital and expense expenditures are within agreed variance limits for budget.

  这包括与计划的执行相关的信息，并且关于资本和经费支出是否处于预算的商定变化限度内。

• lower on the list were 「respond to request from the business」 (12 percent), 「convert capital expenditures to operating expenses」 (10 percent), and 「scale consumption up and down」 (9 percent).

  往下分别是「响应来自业务的请求」（12%）、「将资本支出转换成营业费用」（10%）和「相应增加和减少消费」（9%）。

• in a project of the size we just described, most -- if not all -- the expenditures are for labor, from an accountancy perspective.

  在一个我们刚才所描述的那么大规模的项目中，从一个会计的角度来看，大多数--即使不是全部--支出是人力成本。

• despite all the warnings about inflation, the core personal consumption expenditures price index, which the fed follows closely, rose just 1.3% in the year to the second quarter. that」s far too low.

  抛开所有有关通货膨胀的警告，截止今年第二季度，联邦密切关注的也是最为核心的个人消费支出物价指数仅仅上涨1.3%，这未免太低了。

• tobacco-related medical expenditures and loss of productivity are increasing by the year at an expanding rate.

  报告说：“吸烟相关的医药支出和生产力损失每年都在以更快的速度增加。

• compensation costs are significant expenditures in most organizations.

  报酬成本是许多组织的重要支出。

• the report estimates that countries could save about 60% of their pharmaceutical expenditures by shifting from originator medicines to generic products.

  《报告》估计，如果使用非专利药品替代原创产品，那么国家将可以节省60%左右的药品支出。

相似词

charge充电；控告；索价；向前沖；记在账上

cost成本为……；花费；使付出；使花许多钱（非正式）；给……估价

disbursement支出，支付

expense被花掉

outgo支出；超过

outlay花费