Budget

UK:  ['bʌdʒɪt]

US:  ['bʌdʒət]

复数：budgets  现在分词：budgeting  过去式：budgeted  

adj.

1.廉价

2.合算的

n.

1.预算,预算案

2.预算;预算拨款

3.〔气〕收支

4.资金;经济

5.平衡表

6.经营费;生活费;(有限制的)供应,来源

7.〔古语〕〔方言〕小皮包;小皮包中的东西

8.〔比喻〕(书信等的)一束,一捆;(要闻)汇编〔作报名用〕

9.一束信;一系列消息

10.〔光〕聚集,一束

v.

1.把…编入预算;按预算来安排(生活、工程等)

2.编预算

3.做预算

4.安排,预定

5.作好安排

6.积聚

1 . In his earlier budget speech he said he had refrained from any handouts because he thought they would further fuel inflation rates.
在早前的预算演说中，他说原先不愿派发现金是因为他认为这样做有可能进一步推高通货膨胀。

2 . Mr Obama also prepared to send an outline of his budget to Congress, which proposed tax increases on the wealthy to pay for health care.
奥巴马还准备向国会送上一份他的预算概要，提议向高收入阶层增税以建立医保储备基金。

3 . Next, define a budget and how much you're willing to spend.
其次，明确下你的预算和你愿意花费的钱。

4 . She loves trying out exotic foods, and she wants the store to be there for her down the road, when she no longer has to watch her budget.
她酷爱尝试新奇食品，希望当她不用捏紧钱袋的时候那家商店还能开着。

5 . The Budget quoted here is for the first week as we do not know how far we will go with you on this journey.
这里引述财政预算案是第一个星期，因为我们不知道有多远，我们将与您继续旅程。