tranche
/trɑːnʃ/ (bre, ipa) · [trˈæntʃ] /trɑːnʃ/ (ame, ipa) · [trˈæntʃ] /ˈträⁿsh How to pronounce tranche (audio)/ (ame, mw)
tranche — 名詞
- tranchesingular
- tranchesplural
1. a portion of a large sum of money that is part of a series, where each portion i
分批款項
大筆款項或投資被分批釋出的其中一部分
a portion of a large sum of money that is part of a series, where each portion is often paid or released at a separate scheduled time.
The venture capital firm released the first tranche of £2 million to Andrei's startup in March.
該創投公司在三月份將第一筆兩百萬英鎊的資金釋出給 Andrei 的新創公司。
first / second / final + tranche
Mateo will receive the final tranche of his inheritance when he turns twenty-five next June.
Mateo 明年六月滿二十五歲時,將會收到他繼承遺產的最後一筆款項。
tranche of + [money type]
Adina's student loan was paid out in four equal tranches over her two-year master's programme.
Adina 的學生貸款分成四筆等額款項,在她兩年碩士課程期間陸續撥付。
The central bank distributed the second tranche of emergency loans to flood-affected farmers last week.
上週,央行將第二筆緊急貸款分配給遭受水災的農民。
Felix agreed to buy the warehouse with payments split into monthly tranches over eighteen months.
Felix 同意購買該倉庫,款項分十八個月按月分期支付。
- installment
More general; used for any scheduled payment, not limited to finance or investment contexts
- portion
Broader in meaning; does not imply a schedule or financial context
- slice
Informal and less technical; often used in casual business talk
用法筆記
Usually used in formal financial contexts. The word is often paired with ordinal numbers (first, second, final) to indicate the order of payment or release.