overheads

英 [ˈəʊvəhedz]

美 [ˈoʊvərhedz]

n.  经费; 营运费用; 经常性开支
overhead的复数

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牛津词典

noun

• 经费；营运费用；经常性开支
  regular costs that you have when you are running a business or an organization, such as rent, electricity, wages, etc.

柯林斯词典

• N-PLURAL （企业的）间接费用，营运费用，经常性开支
  Theoverheadsof a business are its regular and essential expenses, such as salaries, rent, electricity, and telephone bills.
  1. We are having to cut our costs to reduce overheads and remain competitive.
     我们现在必须减少开支以降低营运费用，保持竞争力。

双语例句

• High overheads and maintenance cost top the list.
  高昂的经常性费用和保养费居首位。
• Heavy overheads reduced his profits.
  经费开销大因而减少了他的利润。
• As administrative overheads rise.
  管理费用增加了。
• Multi-instance services and distributed systems with mutual dependencies creates intolerable overheads to synchronize all local configurations.
  多实例服务及互关联分布式系统创建过多的所有本地配置的同步。
• What do you think the manager should do in overheads cutting project?
  在削减管理开支计划中，经理应该做些什么？
• That should be part of your overheads and be taken from your commission.
  那应该是你们的一部分管理费用，应从佣金中支取。
• Using the CrossCheck software brings extra costs and overheads for journals.
  使用“纵横”软件给杂志带来了更多的开销。
• Journaling file systems, while much more secure, historically have been associated with performance overheads.
  日记记录的文件系统可以提供更高的安全性，但在以前，往往会带来性能方面的开销。
• This leads to large development overheads as designers are forced to reverse-engineer content, develop data models, parse, and aggregate raw data from the provider's site.
  这为开发人员带来了过多的开发工作，他们必须对内容进行反向工程处理、开发数据模型、分析并从提供者站点上汇集原始数据。
• These types of companies have much lower overheads and frequently have very knowledgeable and capable staff.
  这样的公司通常来说，管理成本较低，但却不乏一些有知识、有能力的员工。