lump sum

英 [ˌlʌmp ˈsʌm]

美 [ˌlʌmp ˈsʌm]

n.  一次总付的钱款

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牛津词典

noun

• 一次总付的钱款
  an amount of money that is paid at one time and not on separate occasions

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 一次总付的钱款
  Alump sumis an amount of money that is paid as a large amount on a single occasion rather than as smaller amounts on several separate occasions.
  1. ...a tax-free lump sum of £50,000 at retirement age.
     退休时一次总付、不用缴税的5万英镑

英英释义

noun

• a complete payment consisting of a single sum of money

双语例句

• True, money spent on an annuity is not available as a lump sum on a rainy day.
  的确，花在年金方面的钱无法用于未雨绸缪。
• This might mean the seller receives monthly payments, a lump sum payment at some specified future time, or some combination of the two.
  这可能意谓卖家愿意接受你每个月分期付款，或到了约定的时间再一次付清，或者结合以上两种的付款方式。
• It has toughened the citizenship test and doubled the lump sum required to gain quick access as an investor.
  它强化了对于移民的要求，并且将作为资本移民的投资人的资金要求量提高了一倍。
• He paid for his car in one lump sum.
  他一次付清了全部汽车货款。
• The movie studio paid the writer a lump sum for the rights to the story.
  电影制片厂为了买下故事的版权，付给了作者一次性的报酬。
• I would like my allowance in a lump sum.
  我希望把我的零用钱全数发给我。
• Is it possible for you to pay in one lump sum?
  你们有没有可能一次付清？
• Should you are interested, you need to pay me the lump sum.
  如果你有兴趣，你需要支付一笔过我。
• But the money lent is usually given as a lump sum, not as advances through continuous charges to a card or checking account.
  但这笔钱借给通常是作为一笔，而不是作为预付款，通过不断收费一卡或支票帐户。
• Lump sum By taking the lump sum, on the other hand, you gain control of your money.
  一次性领取，采用这种方法，从另外角度看，你对自己的钱得到了完全控制。