budget

IPA/ˈbʌdʒ.ɪt/
KK[bˈʌdʒɪt]IPA/ˈbʌdʒ.ɪt/

budget — 名詞

  • budgetsingular
  • budgetsplural

1. a plan that sets out what money will come in and where it should go during a cer

1.名詞
釋義

預算表

列出收入與支出的規畫

a plan that sets out what money will come in and where it should go during a certain period.

例句

The school board agreed on a new budget for library books and science classes.

校務委員會敲定了一份新的預算表,用在圖書館書籍和科學課上。

budget for + purpose

Roya rewrote her family budget at the kitchen table after her pay went down.

薪水變少後,Roya 坐在廚房餐桌旁重寫了家裡的預算表。

family budget

常見搭配
  • draw up a budget
  • annual budget
  • household budget
  • budget for repairs
同義詞

文法句型

a budget for + project/purpose

draw up + a budget

用法筆記

Often names the plan itself, whether or not the money has been spent yet. Distinguish from sense 2: sense 1 is the plan on paper, while sense 2 is the amount available.

常見錯誤

I made a budget of the party.
I made a budget for the party.
use 'budget for' when the plan is linked to an event or project.

2. the money set aside for a job, trip, person, or stretch of time.

2.名詞
釋義

預算額

可供某事使用的錢

the money set aside for a job, trip, person, or stretch of time.

例句

Our budget was small, so we chose the guesthouse beside the station.

我們的預算額不高,所以選了車站旁的民宿。

budget was small

The kitchen work stayed within budget because the family painted the old doors themselves.

因為這家人自己替舊門上漆,廚房工程才維持在預算額內。

stay within budget

常見搭配
  • tight budget
  • within budget
  • under budget
  • fit the budget
同義詞
  • allowance

    often a regular amount given to one person

  • funds

    any money available, not always set aside for one purpose

  • spending limit

    stresses the maximum amount you should not pass

文法句型

on a budget

within budget

fit + somebody's budget

用法筆記

Appears in fixed phrases such as 'on a budget', 'within budget', and 'under budget'. Unlike sense 1, this sense talks about the money available, not the document or plan.

3. a government's official statement of how much money it expects to collect, mainl

3.名詞
釋義

財政預算

政府公布的稅收與支出說明

a government's official statement of how much money it expects to collect, mainly from taxes, and how it will spend that money.

例句

Reporters waited outside Parliament for details from the spring Budget.

記者在國會外等著看春季財政預算的細節。

the spring Budget

The Chancellor used the Budget to promise more money for local buses.

財政大臣利用這份財政預算,承諾給地方公車更多經費。

use the Budget to + action

常見搭配
  • spring Budget
  • Budget speech
  • present the Budget
  • Budget measures
同義詞

文法句型

the Budget

present + the Budget

Budget speech

用法筆記

Usually refers to the formal annual event and statement, especially in the UK, and is often written with a capital B. Distinguish from sense 1: this is a public government announcement, not a private spending plan.

4. an amount of time, energy, or another resource that is available for something o

4.名詞B2
釋義

額度

可用於某事的時間、精力等資源

an amount of time, energy, or another resource that is available for something or that you plan to use for it.

例句

The editor left a time budget for one more interview before printing.

編輯在送印前,還留了一點時間額度做最後一次訪談。

time budget for + task

The cooking class used up its whole time budget before anyone could ask questions.

還沒有人來得及提問,那堂烹飪課就把整個時間額度用完了。

常見搭配
  • time budget
  • screen-time budget
  • calorie budget
  • energy budget
同義詞
  • allocation

    the amount given to each part of a plan

  • quota

    a fixed amount you must not go over or must reach

  • allowance

    can refer to an amount allowed for a purpose

文法句型

a budget of + time/energy

a budget for + task

用法筆記

This sense is usually used with non-money resources such as time, effort, attention, or screen time. Unlike sense 2, the limit is not necessarily money.

budget — 動詞

budget — 形容詞

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