leverage
🇺🇸
/ˈlevərɪdʒ/
🇬🇧
/ˈliːvərɪdʒ/
noun
R
The power to make others do what you want.
You can use leverage to get a better deal by showing you have other options.
你可以透過展示你有其他選擇來利用影響力獲得更好的交易。
R
Using a lever to move or lift things more easily.
More leverage helps you lift heavy objects with less effort.
更大的槓桿作用可以幫助你用更少的力氣舉起重物。
R
How much money a company owes compared to what it owns.
High leverage means a company owes a lot of money compared to its value.
高槓桿率意味著公司欠的錢相對於其價值來說很多。
R
Borrowing money to try to make more money from investments.
Using leverage can make more profit but also increases the risk of loss.
使用槓桿可以賺取更多利潤，但也會增加虧損的風險。
verb
R
To use what you have to get the most benefit.
You should leverage your skills to get a better job.
你應該利用你的技能來獲得更好的工作。
R
To use borrowed money to try to make more money from investments.
Investors sometimes leverage their money to buy more stocks.
投資者有時會利用槓桿借錢來購買更多股票。
translation
影響力, 槓桿作用, 槓桿率, 槓桿投資
充分利用, 槓桿操作
詞形變化
3rd Present
leverages
Progressive
leveraging
Past
leveraged
Perfect
leveraged
Plural
leverages