I. spend <spent, spent> [spend] 动词 trans
1. spend (pay out):
2. spend (pass time):
3. spend (dedicate to):
4. spend (use up):
de·ci·sion [dɪˈsɪʒən] 名词
1. decision (choice):
2. decision 法律:
3. decision no pl (resoluteness):
spending decision 名词 金融
capital spending decision 名词 INV-FIN
capital spending decision process 名词 INV-FIN
spend 动词 trans INV-FIN
decision 名词 CTRL
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A pipelined processor can become very nearly scalar, inhibited only by pipeline stalls (an instruction spending more than one clock cycle in a stage).
en.wikipedia.org The division was understrength, and most of its equipment was antiquated due to reductions in military spending.
en.wikipedia.org Additionally, most economists agree that this tax shelter increases individual demand for health insurance, leading some to claim that it is largely responsible for the rise in health care spending.
en.wikipedia.org Instead, these changes have been reflected in a $2.8 billion subtraction from spending recorded in the contingency reserve.
www.afr.com Balance your chequebook before spending any money in 2016.
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