trim
trim 英 [trɪm] 美 [trɪm]
vt. 修剪;整理;装点 vi. 削减 n. 修剪;整齐;情形
进行时:trimming 过去式:trimmed 过去分词:trimmed 第三人称单数:trims 名词复数:trims 比较级:trimmer 最高级:trimmest
- When you cut something, literally or figuratively, you trim it. If you have steady hands, you can trim your own bangs. If you don't have steady hands, you can save up for a professional haircut by trimming the amount of money you spend on comics and snacks.
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- vt. 修剪;整理;装点
- vi. 削减
- n. 修剪;整齐;情形
- adj. 整齐的
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1. We should trim off the unnecessary parts of our spending.
我们应该削减不必要的开销。
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2. As banks labor under stricter limitations on how they can lend, they have been looking to trust companies in particular to trim their balance sheets and lessen their regulatory burden.
由于银行在如何贷款方面有严格的限制,他们已经希望可以给那些努力削减其资产负债表的公司放贷,减轻其监管负担。
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3. Some companies cautioned that the projections might be too high, which suggests they might trim their pay levels for the fourth quarter in response to public anger.
一些公司警告说,这一预期可能过高了;这意味着他们可能会在第四季度削减薪酬水平,以应对公众的愤怒情绪。
- trim (adj.) c. 1500, "neatly or smartly dressed," probably ultimately from trim (v.) or from related Old English trum "firm, fixed, secure, strong, sound, vigorous, active." Related: Trimly; trimness.
- trim (n.) "state of being prepared," 1580s, nautical jargon, "fit for sailing," from trim (v.). From 1570s as "ornament, decoration;" the meaning "visible woodwork of a house" is recorded from 1884; sense of "ornamental additions to an automobile" is from 1922. Slang meaning "a woman regarded as a sex object" is attested from 1955, American English.
- trim (v.) mid-15c., probably from Old English trymian, trymman "strengthen, fortify, confirm; comfort; incite; set in order, arrange, prepare, make ready; become strong," from trum "strong, stable," from Proto-Germanic *trum-, from PIE *dru-mo-, suffixed form of root *deru- "be firm, solid, steadfast." Examples in Middle English are wanting.
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