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| Processed by: | richwarm (2016-04-10 19:23:50 GMT) |
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<< review queue entry 58165 - submitted by 'richwarm' >> "trade-off" is the *noun* http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/trade%20off (not sure that gloss is quite apt, though) v. trade off 1 US —used to describe a situation in which one person does something, then another person does it, and so on <When you get tired of driving, I'll trade off with you.> <They trade off babysitting each other's kids.> 2 : to give up (something that one wants) in order to have something else —usually + for <The car's designers traded off some power for greater fuel efficiency.> ii had "trade-off" and Mr K decided that could become "to trade-off". - 權衡 权衡 [quan2 heng2] /weigh/balance/trade-off/ + 權衡 权衡 [quan2 heng2] /to weigh/to consider/to assess/to balance/to trade-off/ |
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- 權衡 权衡 [quan2 heng2] /to weigh/to consider/to assess/to balance/to trade-off/ # + 權衡 权衡 [quan2 heng2] /to weigh/to consider/to assess/to balance/to trade off/ + 權衡 权衡 [quan2 heng2] /to consider/to weigh (a matter)/to balance (pros and cons)/ |