payoff

n.

报酬；结清，算清；发工资；结果，结局

adj.

决定性的；产生结果的；支付的；

复数：payoffs

payoff function支付函数

1. One of the payoff of a university degree is increase earning power.
   一所大学学位奖赏之一是所增长的收益能力.
2. Until now the payoff of these reforms has not been seen.
   直到现在改革的成果还未显现。
3. Where are we going to make the payoff?
   我们去哪儿了结此事?
4. He got a payoff before the retirement.
   他在退休之前领到了一笔补偿金.
5. The problem, they say, is that some viewers don't like to be left at the close of a season by cliffhanger shows that lack an emotional payoff.
   他们说，问题在于一些观众不希望在一个播出季节结束的时候，被这些缺乏情绪高潮的悬疑节目给撂那儿了。

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