trade-offs

英 [treɪd ɒfs]

美 [treɪd ɔːfs]

n.  (在需要而又相互对立的两者间的)权衡，协调
trade-off的复数

经济

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 权衡;协调;交易;交换
  Atrade-offis a situation where you make a compromise between two things, or where you exchange all or part of one thing for another.
  1. The newspaper's headline indicates that there was a trade-off at the summit.
     报纸的大字标题表明峰会上大家作出了妥协。
  2. ...the trade-off between inflation and unemployment.
     在通货膨胀与失业之间求得平衡
  3. …the tradeoff of territory or land for peace.
     以领土或土地换取和平的交易

双语例句

• Gosling goes on to talk about the trade-offs between throughput and determinism.
  Gosling接着谈到了吞吐量和确定性之间的取舍。
• This situation brings to light one of the more common trade-offs in computing: speed versus memory.
  这种情况揭示了计算方面的更常见的折衷方案中的一种：用速度换取内存。
• The essence of project management is to manage these trade-offs in an acceptable way to achieve the desired result.
  项目管理的实质就是以一种可接受的方式管理平衡，从而得到想要得到的结果。
• The trade-offs come when you try to cache more complicated content.
  当想要缓存更为复杂的内容时，就需要进行一些权衡取舍了。
• Rather than an obsession with procedure and cumbersome governance, they should embrace trade-offs and compromise.
  他们不应该迷恋程序和繁冗的管理方式，而应该学会权衡和妥协。
• There may be hidden factors that create negative trade-offs.
  可能有一些隐藏的因素会产生负面的权衡。
• We aren't appreciating the end effect of our coding trade-offs and workarounds.
  我们没有给我们编码平衡和工作区带来最终效果增值。
• Nonetheless, the findings suggest that trade-offs between redistribution and growth need not be a big worry.
  然而，研究结果表明，我们不必太担心再分配和增长之间的取舍问题。
• The two implementations offer different performance trade-offs.
  这两种实现提供不同的性能取舍。
• Project economic trade-offs, such as the cost of delay.
  项目经济方案，例如延迟的成本。