out of the red发音

意思翻译

偿清债务；有盈余

相似词语短语

red out───红色输出；红昏；红视

out of the───离开

of red───红色的

out of the picture───不相干的；不合适；不在画面里的；不知道详情， 不熟悉一切

out of the question───不值得讨论的，不可能的; 谈不上；不可能；不知底细；根本谈不上

out of the money───adv.赌输

out of the window───不再受重视

out of the windows───不再受重视

out of the way───偏僻的；不同寻常的；不挡道；把…移开；偏远; 异常的; 罕见的; 不碍事

双语使用场景

It literally drives the oxygen out of the red blood cells.───不夸张地说，它将氧气从红血球中驱赶出去。

of him, the Tarleton hounds rose up out of the red dust and stood waiting expectantly for their masters.───的猎犬一见他便从红灰土中跳起来，站在那里恭敬主子们驾到。

She's also author of Out of the Red, a management accounting guide for small-business owners.───她还著有《摆脱赤字》一书，这是一本为小公司业主而写的管理会计指南。

With management insight from Ceibs and the injection of new personnel talent, the company started to move out of the red.───依靠从中欧获得的管理洞见，加上引入了新的人才，全时开始逐渐走出亏损状态。

His reforms ripped pages out of the Red Book of regulations with which customs inspectors tormented Indian businessmen.───他的改革删除了《规则红皮书》中原有的许多规则——海关审查员正是依据这些规则折磨着印度的进出口商人。

But after a decade in which Washington ran up the country's credit card, we've got to find more savings to get out of the red.───但是在华盛顿刷爆这个国家的信用卡十多年后的今天，我们还需要更多的存量资金才能走出“红色”困境。

We have to produce new products to get out of the red otherwise we will go bankrupt.───我们应该生产新产品来谋求盈余，否则我们就会破产了。

getting any company out of the red is much more difficult in the time of recession.───在经济萧条时期，要转亏为盈会更加困难。

He can put the company out of the red as long as he is given the full power in personnel management.───只要他可以全权管理人事，他就能扭转公司的亏损局面。

英语使用场景

The new CFO were sent to bring the company out of the red.

To help you get out of the red you could call on a qualified chartered accountant for between ￡50 and ￡60 an hour.

I've got to get out of the red.

But after a decade in which Washington ran up the country's credit card, we've got to find more savings to get out of the red.

"After a decade in which Washington ran up the country's credit card, we've got to find more savings to get out of the red" he said.

We have to get out of the red, if we want to stay afloat.