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slid·ing scale 英ˈslaɪdɪŋ美ˈslaɪdɪŋAHDslīʹdĭng ☆☆☆☆☆高短语⁴⁴⁶⁹⁴
基本英英搭配例句例句
n.计算尺;按比例增减
Noun:
a wage scale that fluctuates in response to the cost-of-living indexsliding scale计算尺
Fees are calculated on asliding scaleaccording to income.这种费用是根据收入高低滑动折算的。 The sliding scale, which is based on the World Bank's Standard of Living, is not the most ideal system, Reshef admitted, but it keeps administration costs manageable.
变化的比例这根据世界银行颁布的的生活水平，晒瑞承认这并不是最理想的制度，但它使行政费用可管理化。 dltcedu
Countries are rated on a sliding scale: the U.S., for example, has a top rating AAA which allows it to borrow cash at cheap interest rates.
对于国家的信用评级是浮动的：比如说美国，最高能够拥有3A级的信用评级，这就意味着它可以获得很低的借款利率。 hxen
Fees are calculated on a sliding scale according to income, ie Richer people pay more.
这种费用是根据收入高低滑动折算的富人多付钱。 jukuu
It has fixed the price of renewable power for the next20 years on a sliding scale that will decline over time.
德国已经定下了今后20年里的可再生能源电力的价格，确保价格会随着时间逐渐下降。 ecocn
It's also on a vernier, a sliding scale.
这也是在游标尺上，可选择的。 v.163.com
Proposals were to establish a sliding scale of fess, based on the annual budget of associations.
会议提议，基于协会的年度预算而建立一套会费机制。 tianya
The YMCA usually has inexpensive memberships with reduced rates for students, and some operate on a sliding scale depending on income.
基督教青年会经常有便宜的折扣会籍给学生，有些健身房则根据收入提供浮动折扣。 yeeyan
This tends to provide students with a sliding scale of right and wrong rather than a set of absolutes.
这种教育方式倾向于让学生们获得一种对与错的游标卡尺，而不只是一套绝对的标准。 ebigear |