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fat-cat 英'fætk'æt美'fætk'æt COCA⁹³⁰⁷²BNC¹⁴⁴⁶⁶⁴⁺³Economist⁴¹³⁰³⁺²
基本英英例句
adj.和财富或很有钱的人相关的¹⁰⁰;n
名词 fat cat:
a wealthy and privileged person No fat-cat sales teams. The Valley has gotten fat with salespeople with big bases and big variables.
解散吃得肥头大耳的销售团队，硅谷到处充斥着这些拿着高额底薪和奖金的销售人员。 blog.sina.com.cn
They get paid only about $3,240 a year compared with the $120,000 earned by Kenya’s fat-cat MPs.
肯尼亚议员阔佬们年薪高达12万美元，而埃塞俄比亚议员每年却只有区区3240美元。 ecocn
Freeing fat-cat felons creates moral hazard, Koreans fear
韩国国民忧心于释放富商罪犯的道德风险 ecocn
Last time a president tried to curb fat-cat salaries was in1993, when Bill Clinton signed a law restricting the tax deductibility of executive pay to $1m.
上次有总统试图削减大亨们的薪水，还要追溯到1993年，比尔.克林顿签署法案，规定高管年薪一百万美元内才可享受减税。 ecocn
Mr Kerviel, who has become something of a popular hero in France for outwitting fat-cat bankers, is appealing against the decision.
科维尔先生因为智胜有钱有势的银行家，已经算得上是法国的大众英雄，他正就该判决提出上诉。 ecocn |