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rake in

英 [reɪk ɪn]

美 [reɪk ɪn]

轻易赚取,大捞(一笔钱)

柯林斯词典

  • PHRASAL VERB 轻易赚取,大捞(一笔钱)
    If you say that someoneis raking inmoney, you mean that they are making a lot of money very easily, more easily than you think they should.
    1. The privatisation allowed companies to rake in huge profits.
      私有化使许多公司大赚了一笔。

英英释义

verb

  • earn large sums of money
    1. Since she accepted the new position, she has been raking it in
    Synonym:shovel in

双语例句

  • The privatisation allowed companies to rake in huge profits.
    私有化使许多公司大赚了一笔。
  • The Chinese territory, on track this year to rake in four times the gambling revenue of the Las Vegas Strip, is now home to three casinos run by Las Vegas Sands unit Sands China Ltd.
    澳门今年的博彩收入有望将达到拉斯维加斯大道(LasVegasStrip)的四倍,如今拉斯维加斯金沙集团的子公司金沙中国有限公司(SandsChinaLtd。)已经在澳门运营有三家赌场。
  • Application of scan pitot-pressure rake in hypersonic propulsion wind tunnel flow field measurement
    扫描式总压耙在高超声速推进风洞流场测量中的应用
  • And don't they rake in the money too?
    他们不是也搜刮钱财吗?
  • Because India has curbed exports and Pakistan is swamped, American cotton farmers will probably rake it in this year.
    由于印度限制了出口,巴基斯坦洪灾泛滥,美国棉农今年可能会财源滚滚。
  • Hedge funds used to celebrate their ability to rake in "absolute returns" no matter the economic environment.
    对冲基金过去常常称颂它们无论经济环境如何都能轻易赚取“绝对收益”的本事。
  • With so many rent-generating sectors effectively cornered by a handful of tycoons in their late 70s and early 80s, the profits their empires rake in are self-perpetuating and will soon be passed to a new generation.
    如此之多的创租产业事实上仅由几个80岁左右的商界巨头把控,他们商业帝国所聚敛的巨额利润正在自我延续,并将很快传到新一代人手中。
  • On MRC and MMSE space-time Rake in CDMA communications
    CDMA通信中的空时MRC和MMSE处理
  • They don't work for us now even while the capitalist classes rake in the temporary windfall in profits, but in the long run they are losers as well.
    虽然,资本家阶层在利润方面大丰收,但就长期来看,他们也会是输的一方。
  • Google, meanwhile, will benefit from wearing a petticoat of competition while it continues to rake in cash.
    与此同时,谷歌也将从中获益,一面披着竞争的外衣,一面继续敛财。