英语词汇“blank cheque”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

a blank cheque

1. Literally, a cheque presented to someone with the amount left blank, so that it can be written out for the desired total. Mom, can you give me a blank cheque so I can fill it out when I buy my school supplies?

2. By extension, the freedom or permission to spend as much money or use as much resources as needed in pursuit of a desire or goal. The company was having a difficult time retaining good employees, so the manager was given a blank cheque to increase salaries and restructure his department. After the fifth murder, the city's police officers were given a blank cheque to use whatever resources they needed in order to find the serial killer before he struck again.

a blank cheque

COMMON

1. If you give someone a blank cheque to do something, you give them complete authority to do what they think is best in a difficult situation. Note: `Cheque' is spelled `check' in American English. De Klerk had, in a sense, been given a blank cheque to negotiate the new South Africa. The president was effectively given a blank check to commit the nation to war. Note: This expression is used mainly in talking about politics.

2. If you describe an amount of money as a blank cheque, you mean it is unlimited. Note: `Cheque' is spelled `check' in American English. We are not prepared to write a blank cheque for companies that have run into trouble through poor management. Note: This expression is sometimes used literally to mean that someone gives another person a cheque without an amount of money written on it.

a blank cheque

unlimited scope, especially to spend money.

A blank cheque is literally one in which the amount of money to be paid has not been filled in by the payer.

a blank ˈcheque

(British English) (American English a blank ˈcheck) permission to act as you like (especially to spend money) in a particular task or situation: Just because I asked you to speak on my behalf, that didn’t mean you had a blank cheque to promise anything you liked.She was given a blank cheque and told to hire the best singers she could.

词汇	blank cheque
释义	Idiom blank cheque as much money to spend as is wanted or needed. We are not giving the redevelopment project a blank cheque. The organizers will be working within a strictly limited budget. (not used with the) (redirected from blank cheque) a blank cheque 1. Literally, a cheque presented to someone with the amount left blank, so that it can be written out for the desired total. Mom, can you give me a blank cheque so I can fill it out when I buy my school supplies? 2. By extension, the freedom or permission to spend as much money or use as much resources as needed in pursuit of a desire or goal. The company was having a difficult time retaining good employees, so the manager was given a blank cheque to increase salaries and restructure his department. After the fifth murder, the city's police officers were given a blank cheque to use whatever resources they needed in order to find the serial killer before he struck again. a blank cheque COMMON 1. If you give someone a blank cheque to do something, you give them complete authority to do what they think is best in a difficult situation. Note: `Cheque' is spelled `check' in American English. De Klerk had, in a sense, been given a blank cheque to negotiate the new South Africa. The president was effectively given a blank check to commit the nation to war. Note: This expression is used mainly in talking about politics. 2. If you describe an amount of money as a blank cheque, you mean it is unlimited. Note: `Cheque' is spelled `check' in American English. We are not prepared to write a blank cheque for companies that have run into trouble through poor management. Note: This expression is sometimes used literally to mean that someone gives another person a cheque without an amount of money written on it. a blank cheque unlimited scope, especially to spend money. A blank cheque is literally one in which the amount of money to be paid has not been filled in by the payer. a blank ˈcheque (British English) (American English a blank ˈcheck) permission to act as you like (especially to spend money) in a particular task or situation: Just because I asked you to speak on my behalf, that didn’t mean you had a blank cheque to promise anything you liked.She was given a blank cheque and told to hire the best singers she could.
随便看	cast-off castoff castoffs cast-offs cast off something cast of thousands cast on cast one adrift cast one as cast one aside cast (one) as (something) cast one off cast one out cast (one's) bread upon the waters cast one's bread upon the waters cast one's bread upon the waters, to cast one's eye on cast one's eye over cast one's eyes down cast (one's) eyes down cast one's eyes on cast (one's) eye(s) on (someone or something) cast one's lot in with cast one's lot in with someone cast (one's) lot in with (someone or something) 国立公文书馆日本国立国会图书馆青山学院大学东京理科大学东京塔多庆屋阿姆拉克斯丰田汽车沙龙太阳城涩谷LOFT 涩谷109大厦石首市（绣林街道）石香石香馆石駘石鯽石鲁石鳳翔石鸣珂石鹤石鹤道人厦门海上世界交通攻略，厦门海上世界地铁哪一站？厦门潮汐之眼摩天轮多少钱？龙岩武平美食推荐，武平有哪些美食龙岩特色美食攻略龙岩有哪些好吃的特色美食？龙岩各地美食推荐龙岩长汀三洲湿地公园游玩攻略 2022龙岩武平好玩景点推荐 2022龙岩天一温泉度假村旅游攻略 2022龙岩天一温泉度假村到冠豸山免费巴士时刻表 2022龙岩冠豸山风景区旅游攻略西多士港式丝袜奶茶红豆钵仔糕肠粉红豆绿茶Q果芒果班戟什果凉粉芒果凉粉黑珍珠杨枝金露榴莲水珠冰