单词	belt-and-suspenders
释义	belt-and-suspenders adjective US : involving or employing multiple methods or procedures to achieve a desired result especially out of caution or fear of failure A small, personal estate-planning company accurately applied belt-and-suspenders thinking when it created an instructional service for insurance salesmen to teach them how to "push" its financial plans. Mack Hanan, Harvard Business Review, May-June 1976 These are belt-and-suspenders kinds of investments. Thomas P. Murphy, Forbes, 25 Dec. 1978 We worked out a belt-and-suspenders conservative way of protecting the well that I think in the final analysis would have satisfied everyone. J. Daniel Lugosch, Business Worcester, 18 Apr. 1988 If you're smart, you will first park your winnings in a money market mutual fund or a money market account at a bank … . (If you're the belt-and-suspenders type, you could open multiple accounts to get all your money covered.) New York Times, 6 Feb. 2000 Word History First Known Use 1958, in the meaning defined above
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