英语释义

• interest paid on loans

片语

Net t interest expense利息凈支出

Interest Expense ratio利息费用比例

Interest t expense利息支出

salary and interest as expense把薪金和利息作为费用

bond interest expense债券利息费用

Net interest expense利息凈支出

excess interest expense超额利息支出

salaries and interest as expense把薪金和利息作为费用

Interest of Expense费用性利益

英汉例句

• our interest expense has increased by 5%.

  我们的利息费用又上升了5%。

• they include interest income (from your cash balances), interest expense (from any debt the business has), and taxes owed (federal, state, local, and possibly international).

  他们包括利息收入（来自于你的盈余货币），利息费用（来自于你的债务），和付出的税金（联邦的，州的，地方的，可能还有国际的）。

• at a 4 percent monthly payment rate, your balance would be paid off in 15 years, and your interest expense would be a bit under $ 6,000.

  如果每月最低偿还金额是4％，你的债务将在15年内还清，你要付出的利息将会不到6千美元。

• for instance, while interest expense may be a non-operating expense for many companies, it is the most important operating expense for banks.

  营业与非营业项目的区分因公司业务性质而异，例如利息收入是许多企业的非营业收入，但绝对是银行业的营业收入。

• interest expense incurred as a result of borrowing from financial institutions or other persons.

  凡向金融机构或他人借款等所发生之利息费用皆属之。

• revenue net of interest expense rose 59 percent in the fourth quarter to 25.4 billion us dollars, reflecting in part the addition of merrill lynch.

  收入的利息费用的凈增长百分之59，第四季度的25.4亿美元，部分反映了美林增加。

• oh, the interest rate was raised again. our interest expense has increased by 5%.

  哦，利率又上涨了。我们的利息费用又上升了5%。

• while this means you may have to pay some interest on the money you borrow, your interest expense will be tax deductible.

  也许这对您来说意味着您需要支付一些借款的利息，但您的利息也就意味着减少税款。

• its operating income as a proportion of its interest expense is a robust 9.7 times.

  公司营运利润和利息支出之比为相当可观的9.7倍。

• hi, janice, why is the interest expense this month so high?

  为什么这个月的利息费用这么高？

• the interest expense on this loan amounts to $6 per year. over the life of the loan, solarwind company will pay $3 in interest charges.

  该项贷款每年的利息费用为6美元，在贷款存续的整个时期，太阳风公司将支付3美元的利息。

• in practice, available cash is essentially operating cash flow less cash interest expense and less maintenance capital expenditures.

  实际上，可支配的现金其实就是经营性现金流减去现金的利息支出、以及现金维护开支。

• further-more, corporate balance sheets are less strained than in earlier cycles, and interest expense as a share of cash flow has peaked far-below the level of previous cycles.

  不仅如此，本轮经济周期中，公司财务方面的压力比起过去的周期来较为轻松，利息支出在现金流中所占份额的最高值也远远低于过去周期的水平。

• if this corporation issues $10 of 10% bonds payable, it will incur interest expense of $1 per year.

  如果该公司发行10美元，年息10%的应付债券，每年的利息费用为1美元。