[ kuīkong ] 1.(欠人财物) be in debt; be in the red; deficit; can't make both ends meet 2.(所欠的财物) debt; deficit; spend more than one makes; bankruptcy 短语和例子 出现严重亏空 show a heavy deficit; 巨额亏空 a great deficit; 拉亏空 get into debt; 弥补亏空 meet a deficit; make up a deficit; make up (for) a loss; 这家公司亏空 3,000美元。 the company had a deficit of ＄3,000.; 亏空公款者 defaulter
The rector was obliged to take up the money at a ruinous interest, and had been struggling ever since . 牧师没法，只能出了重利钱借债填补亏空，从此便拮据不堪。
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The day i came aboard, the company had announced a third-quarter loss of almost $160 million, the worst deficit in its history . 我到职之日，公司宣布：第三季度亏损几乎达到一亿六千万美元，这是历史上最大的亏空。
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What you lose on one you can make up on the other 这儿闹了亏空，可以上那儿去弥补。 ”
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Last week ' s episode we did for less than 50 , 000 dollars 我们上周节目的亏空在5万美元以下
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We ' re about $ 200 in the hole this month 这个月我们大概亏空200美元。
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The company had a deficit of 5000 dollars 公司亏空了五千美元。
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The market is getting shaken by fears credit is drying up 人们害怕信贷的亏空使市场变得动荡不安。
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My bank account is 50 in the red 我的银行帐户有50英镑的亏空
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With its 98 million budget and its average annual deficit of 32 million . 每年9800万的预算平均亏空是3200万
