payouts

英 [ˈpeɪˈaʊts]

美 [ˈpeɪˌaʊts]

n.  付出的巨款
payout的复数

经济

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 支付款；（尤指）大笔付款，大额支出
  Apayoutis a sum of money, especially a large one, that is paid to someone, for example by an insurance company or as a prize.
  1. And there's time to win more, with a £10,000 payout still to play for over the next few days.
     还有时间多赢些，后面几天还有一笔1万英镑的奖金。
  2. ...long delays in receiving insurance payouts.
     迟迟拿不到保险赔付款

双语例句

• Monthly payouts are paid on the10th of each month for the previous month's commissions.
  我们每月10日将支付你上一个月的奖金。
• He also pledges better cash management, which will include borrowing from banks and maintaining relatively high dividend payouts.
  他还发誓要实施更好的现金管理，其中将包括从银行贷款和维持较高的股票分红。
• That means fewer payouts for insurers that have written protection against injuries.
  这意味着承保伤害险的公司的支出会减少。
• In the past year, alone, Citi has agreed to$ 2.3 billion in payouts or penalties.
  仅仅过去一年，花旗已经支付、或同意支付的罚金就已高达23亿美元。
• Rio Tinto indicated it intends to hold out in hopes of securing bigger payouts from its Asian customers.
  力拓暗示公司无意就此达成协议，而是要从亚洲客户那里争取到更好的价格。
• Issuing preference stock would support these payouts.
  发行优先股能支持这样的派息。
• The system dramatically reduced fraudulent duplicate payouts.
  该系统显著减少了欺骗手段引起的重复支出。
• If all goes well, the first payouts will be made in 2013.
  如果一切顺利，第一笔收益将会在2013年支付。
• Companies have slowly come around, with shareholders likely to see higher payouts this year.
  美国企业界已慢慢地意识到这一点，股东们今年有可能会迎来更高的派息。
• Investors in Europe and the US are becoming more active and threatening to vote against big payouts to executives at banks where profits and returns to shareholders have fallen.
  欧洲和美国的投资者正变得越来越积极，他们威胁将投票反对向利润和股东回报下滑的银行的高管支付巨额薪酬。