工作和金钱 - 商业世界

探索英语习语如“耍花招”和“散弹枪方法”如何与商业世界相关。

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shotgun approach [名词]

霰弹枪式方法

Ex: The manager has tried a shotgun approach to hiring , but has n't found the right candidate yet .

经理尝试了散弹枪式方法来招聘，但还没有找到合适的人选。

going concern [名词]

盈利企业

Ex: The company is a going concern , with a stable financial position and positive growth prospects .

该公司是一家持续经营的企业，财务状况稳定，增长前景乐观。

to [do] a roaring (trade|business) [短语]

to have a busy business, selling a lot of goods or services

Ex: Online stores often do a roaring trade on Black Friday with huge sales .

in the black [短语]

used to refer to something, particularly a bank account, that is providing one with a considerable amount of profit

Ex: The company is currently in the black , with positive cash flow and profits .

bottom line [名词]

净利润

Ex: The new cost-cutting measures have helped to improve the company 's bottom line over the past few months .

新的成本削减措施在过去几个月里帮助改善了公司的底线。

to [turn] tricks [短语]

to engage in sexual activities in exchange for money

Ex: If she does n't find another job soon , she may have to turn tricks to pay the bills .

pay dirt [名词]

有价值的发现

Ex: The company has hit pay dirt with its new product line , which is selling like hotcakes

公司的新产品线大获成功，赚大钱了，卖得如火如荼。

bricks-and-mortar [短语]

(especially of a business) having a physical, real-world location

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skeleton (staff‌|crew) [短语]

the minimum staff required for a business to run at a basic level

Ex: By the time the new employees were hired , the department had been operating with a skeleton crew for several months .

skeleton service [名词]

基本服务

Ex: During the pandemic , the library is only providing a skeleton service , with limited hours and reduced capacity .

疫情期间，图书馆仅提供基本服务，开放时间有限且容量减少。

money spinner [名词]

摇钱树

Ex: Tourism is a major money spinner for the local economy .

旅游业是当地经济的主要赚钱机器。

in pocket [短语]

used for saying that one has more than enough money, usually gained in a transaction

Ex: We 're in pocket on that deal .

工作和金钱
商业世界	办公室生活与工作	工作职责与任务	工作机会
协作与团队合作	忙碌而活跃	赚钱	财富与奢华
贫困与财务问题	价格与金钱	支付与购买	花钱或省钱