increase spending发音

意思翻译

增加开支

相似词语短语

increase───v.增加；增大；提高；增强；n.(Increase)（英、美、印、尼日尼亚）英克里斯（人名）；n.增加；增多；增长

spending───n.花费；开销；v.花费；度过（spend的现在分词形式）

discretionary spending───可自由支配的个人开支

compulsive spending───强迫性过度消费

spending power───（市民）购买力，消费能力，支出能力；消费力

spending spree───消费热潮

spending cuts───开支削减

spending capacity───消费能力

marked increase───显著增加

双语使用场景

All parties are promising to increase spending on health.───各政党都在许诺增加医疗开支。

Lenders, however, are less likely to increase spending sharply when the values of the loans they own rise.───放贷人在其所拥有的贷款价值上升之时则鲜有可能会急剧地增加其支出。

China will increase spending to pledge more than 333m mu (22.2m hectares) of winter wheat nationwide this year.───今年我国秋冬种生产将加大资金投入，力争冬小麦面积稳定在3.33亿亩以上。

This was the right policy given the need to increase spending quickly, but this increase in investment can only last for a while.───鉴于迅速增加支出的必要性，这是一项合理政策，但投资增加仅能持续一段时间。

We also wouldn't be able to increase spending as much as I had proposed in the campaign, at least at first.───我们也不能像我竞选时提议的那样增加那么多支出，至少一开始不行。

Consumers 'need to find their sea legs' and increase spending for the recovery to become self-sustaining, he said.───消费者需要找到适应的方法并增加支出，以使经济复苏能够持续发展。

He says letting consumers keep more of their own money should increase spending at a time when people might otherwise spend less.───他认为，让消费者拥有更多可支配资金可以刺激消费，否则人们可能会减少消费。

Countries already laboring under high debt burdens and with less room to increase spending are less attractive.───那些为了高额负债而操烦不已、且没有多大扩大支出空间的国家，其货币也较不具吸引力。

Yet those parts of the private sector not burdened by high levels of debt see little reason to increase spending.───然而，债务水平并不很高的私营部门，几乎看不到增加开支的理由。

英语使用场景

All parties are promising to increase spending on health.

Mr Yeltsin does have some options to increase spending without higher inflation.

The government has announced plans to increase spending on adult education.

The Conservatives have promised to increase spending on health and education if they get in.

We shall do this while continuing to increase spending on the essential public services on which we all depend.

If they fully paid their annual pension costs, the states would need to increase spending by over $700 billion a year, or over 40% of their current outlays.