leverage

leverage读音音标

英 [ˈli:vərɪdʒ]

美 [ˈlivərɪdʒ]

leverage意思解释

n.

杠杆作用；

优势，力量；

影响力；

举债经营

v.

举债经营；

借贷收购；

变形

过去式：leveraged

过去分词：leveraged

现在分词：leveraging

第三人称单数：leverages

双语释义

n.(名词)

[U]杠杆作用，杠杆的力量 action or power of a lever[U]力量，影响power;influence

英英释义

leverage

n.

the mechanical advantage gained by being in a position to use a lever

同义词：purchase

strategic advantage; power to act effectively

\"relatively small groups can sometimes exert immense political leverage\"

investing with borrowed money as a way to amplify potential gains (at the risk of greater losses)

同义词：leveraging

v.

supplement with leverage

\"leverage the money that is already available\"

provide with leverage

\"We need to leverage this company\"

词组短语

financial leverage

财务杠杆；财务杠杆作用

leverage ratio

杠杆比率；杠杆率；资本充足率

leverage effect

杠杆效应，举债经营效果

operating leverage

营业杠杆作用；营业杠杆

双语例句

用作名词(n.)We can lift extremely heavy things by leverage.通过杠杆，我们可以提起极其沉重的东西。In the market economy system, we should give full play to the leverage of price.在市场经济体制下,我们应充分发挥价格的杠杆作用。Our enterprise is different from its counterparts: we grow and flourish by leverage.我们企业与其他同类企业不一样,我们是通过举债经营才得以成长发达的。用作动词(v.)With such a small amount of capital in hand, we have no other choice but leverage this company.我们手上的资金太少了,不得不使这家公司举债经营。You needn\'t worry about that; we can leverage the money that is already available.你不需要担心那一点,我们可以用现有的资金来补充。