payoffs

基本解释

• n.报偿；赢利；贿赂
• 名词payoff的复数形式.

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• We asked her about optimism’s principles and payoffs.
  我们向她询问了乐观的原则和其结果。
• The payoffs for exchange and assistance programs is often measured in decades, not weeks or months.
  交流与援助项目的回报通常以数十年为单位，而不是几星期或几个月。
• But when the payoffs changed, it began to copy what others were doing, looking for a more effective new strategy.
  而当报酬变了，就转而开始模仿别人的做法，找出一个更有效的新策略。

原声例句

• We're going to assume that everybody knows the possible strategies everyone else could choose and everyone knows everyone else's payoffs.
  我们假设,每个人都知道其他人可能选择的策略,每个人都知道其他人的收益
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• So again, I'm not claiming these are the only other possible payoffs, but just another possibility to look at.
  重申一下,我没说只有这几种可能的收益,这只是其中的一种可能罢了
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• You chose Alpha; I'm assuming these were roughly your payoffs, more or less, you were caring about your grades.
  你选择的是α,我想这差不多就是你的收益了吧,你关注自己的成绩
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权威例句

• The ability to generate asymmetric return payoffs is enhanced when the market is volatile.
  FORBES: Making Volatility Work For You

词组短语

短语

• Monetary payoffs 货币报酬
• Cash Payoffs 现金赔付
• stochastic payoffs 随机支付
• Political Payoffs 政治贿赂
• Continuous payoffs 连续收益

英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• The payoff from an action is the advantage or benefit that you get from it.
• A payoff is a payment made to someone, often secretly or illegally, so that they will not cause trouble.
• A payoff is a large payment made to someone by their employer when the person has been forced to leave their job.

专业释义

经济学

• 支付
• 清算
• 工资发放
• 偿清

语言学

• 效用

  If each player in a game can not raise his payoff by changing his strategies unilaterally (a Nash equilibrium is found), then the game is solved. At this point, the game maximizes its utility.
  如果在一次博弈中出现了这样一种情况:每一个弈者都无法通过单方面改变自己的策略而提高效用,那么,这一博弈就获得了解,也就是说达到了一种“纳什均衡”的效果,整个博弈也就获得了最大化的效用。