[N-COUNT 可数名词]预算 Your budget is the amount of money that you have available to spend. The budget for something is the amount of money that a person, organization, or country has available to spend on it.
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She will design a fantastic new kitchen for you — and all within your budget...
她将为你设计一个超级棒的新厨房，而且绝不会超出你的预算。
Someone had furnished the place on a tight budget...
有人没花多少钱简单地把这个地方布置了一下。
This year's budget for AIDS prevention probably won't be much higher.
今年用于防治艾滋病的预算很可能不会比往年高很多。
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[N-COUNT 可数名词]财政收支状况 The budget of an organization or country is its financial situation, considered as the difference between the money it receives and the money it spends.
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The hospital obviously needs to balance the budget each year.
很明显，医院每年都要平衡其收支预算。
...his readiness to raise taxes as part of an effort to cut the budget deficit.
他已准备把增加税收作为削减预算赤字的措施之一
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[N-PROPER 专有名词]（英国的）政府年度预算案，政府年度预算演讲 In Britain, the Budget is the financial plan in which the government states how much money it intends to raise through taxes and how it intends to spend it. The Budget is also the speech in which this plan is announced.
The Chancellor could use the Budget to bring in taxation reforms.
财政大臣可以利用政府年度预算演讲的机会提出税收改革事宜。
...other indirect tax changes announced in the Budget.
在政府预算中公布的其他间接税收变动
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[VERB 动词]把…编入预算 If you budget certain amounts of money for particular things, you decide that you can afford to spend those amounts on those things.
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The company has budgeted $10 million for advertising...
公司已经做了1,000万美元的广告预算。
The movie is only budgeted at $10 million...
该电影的预算只有1,000万美元。
I'm learning how to budget.
我正在学习编制预算。
budgeting
We have continued to exercise caution in our budgeting for the current year.
在编制今年的预算时，我们会一如既往地谨慎从事。
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[ADJ 形容词]（用于广告语）低价的，低廉的Budget is used in advertising to suggest that something is being sold cheaply.
[ADJ n]
Cheap flights are available from budget travel agent from £240.
收费低廉的旅行社可以提供240英镑起的低价机票。
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budget★/ˈbʌdʒɪt; NAmEˈbʌdʒɪt/
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budgetbudgetsbudgetedbudgetingnoun★1★[countable , uncountable ]the money that is available to a person or an organization and a plan of how it will be spent over a period of time 预算◆a monthly/an annual/a family budget每月╱年度╱家庭预算◆the education/defence budget(= the amount of money that can be spent on this)教育╱国防预算◆an advertising budget of $2 million预计 200 万元的广告费◆a big-budget movie一部巨额预算的电影◆We decorated the house on a tight budget(= without much money to spend).我们俭省地装修了房子。◆The work was finished on time and within budget(= did not cost more money than was planned).工作按时完成且未超出预算。◆They went over budget(= spent too much money).他们超出了预算。◆budget cuts预算削减☞collocationsat
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2(BrE alsoBudget)[countable , usually singular ]an official statement by the government of a country's income from taxes, etc. and how it will be spent 政府的年度预算◆tax cuts in this year's budget本年度政府预算中的税收削减◆a budget deficit (= when the government spends more money than it earns)政府预算赤字☞collocationsat
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verb[intransitive , transitive ]to be careful about the amount of money you spend; to plan to spend an amount of money for a particular purpose 谨慎花钱；把…编入预算◆If we budget carefully we'll be able to afford the trip.我们精打细算一点，就能够负担这次旅行。budgetfor sth ◆I've budgeted for two new members of staff.我已经把两名新职员名额编入预算。budgetsth (for sth) ◆Ten million francs has been budgeted for the project.为该工程已编制了一千万法郎的预算。budgetsth (at sth) ◆The project has been budgeted at ten million francs.该工程已制订一千万法郎的预算。☞synonyms at
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▶budget·ing/ˈbʌdʒɪtɪŋ; NAmEˈbʌdʒɪtɪŋ/noun[uncountable ]adjective[only before noun ]( used in advertising, etc. 用于广告等) low in price 价格低廉的；花钱少的◆a budget flight/hotel便宜的航班╱旅馆☞synonyms at
1the money that is available to an organization or person, or a plan of how it will be spentbudget of a welfare program with a budget of $2 millionbudget for The budget for photography has been cut. We had a really tight budget.on/within budget (=not using more money than planned) The project was completed within budget.under budget (=using less money than planned) If you come in under budget, everyone will be very impressed.over budget (=using more money than planned) Feature movies always run over budget.2on a budget if you are on a budget, you do not have much money to spend: Travellers on a budget might prefer to camp. a book which offers great ideas for decorating on a budget families on a tight budget3 (also Budget) British English an official statement that a government makes about how much it intends to spend and what taxes will be necessaryCOLLOCATIONSADJECTIVES/NOUN + budgetan annual/monthly/weekly budget· The organization has an annual budget of $24 million.the national/federal/state budget· He has a plan to balance the federal budget.the defence/education etc budget· We had to make cuts in the defence budget.the family/household budget· Often the husband and wife contribute equally to the family budget.a big/large budget· The club does not have a large budget for new players.a small/low/limited budget· It was a project with a low budget.a tight budget (=small and limited)· Most young people have to live within a tight budget.a fixed budget· Our clients usually have a fixed budget.a shoestring budget (=a very small budget)· The film had been made on a shoestring budget.a total budget· The National Institute of Health had a total budget of $11. 3 billion.an overall budget (=total)· There has been an increase in the overall budget made available by the Government for training.verbshave a budget· Hospital caterers have a budget of about £20 per person per week.overspend your budget· The Metropolitan Police has overspent its budget by £70 million.keep within a budget (=spend only the money that is available)· Further cuts are needed in order to keep within the budget.balance the budget (=spend only the money that is available)· the importance of balancing the budget and cutting taxesbudget + NOUNa budget deficit (=when a government has spent more money than it has)· The country has a budget deficit of over $4 billion.a budget surplus (=when a government has more money than it spends)· A huge budget surplus of over £16 billion was recorded.budget cuts (=reductions in the amount of money that is available)· The department has suffered severe budget cuts.
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budgetbudget2 verb [intransitive, transitive]
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1to carefully plan and control how much money you spend and what you will buy with it: We’ll have to budget more carefully. This scheme enables you to budget the cost through fixed monthly payments.budget for We’ve budgeted for a new car next year.2if you budget something such as time, you decide how much of it you will need—budgeting noun [uncountable]
budget1 noun
budget2 verb
budget3 adjective
budgetbudget3 adjective [only before noun]
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1very low in price – often used in advertisementsSYN cheap: budget flights► see thesaurus at
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2low-budget/big-budget used for saying how much money has been spent on doing something, especially making a film: low-budget movies
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