英语词汇“bankroll”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

bankroll

/ˈbaŋkrəʊl

noun North American

1A roll of banknotes.After showing them his gun, he throws them a large bankroll of cash and invites them to come work for him....

When they pulled their bankroll out of their pocket to pay, the only variation he saw in the bills was how clean or dirty they were.
He had carefully stashed away his days of retirement, just as he stacked bankrolls of the British sterling all day, in separate wads of months and years.

1.1Financial resources: his bankroll allowed him to run campaigns all over the US...

First, players frequently get panicky when they're betting more per than their bankroll really allows.
In a tournament, bets like this deplete a limited bankroll.
But his win did more than add a seven figure sum to his bankroll.

verb [with object] informal

Support (a person, organization, or project) financially: the project is bankrolled by wealthy expatriates...

The signing of the memorandum is the final step in bankrolling the project, Velchev said.
The party's national organisation, which bankrolled the campaign, could also face financial crisis.
But while all other presidential contenders have disclosed their lists, the senator has refused to disclose who is bankrolling his campaign.

单词	bankroll
释义	bankroll /ˈbaŋkrəʊl / noun North American 1A roll of banknotes.After showing them his gun, he throws them a large bankroll of cash and invites them to come work for him.... When they pulled their bankroll out of their pocket to pay, the only variation he saw in the bills was how clean or dirty they were. He had carefully stashed away his days of retirement, just as he stacked bankrolls of the British sterling all day, in separate wads of months and years. 1.1Financial resources: his bankroll allowed him to run campaigns all over the US... First, players frequently get panicky when they're betting more per than their bankroll really allows. In a tournament, bets like this deplete a limited bankroll. But his win did more than add a seven figure sum to his bankroll. verb [with object] informal Support (a person, organization, or project) financially: the project is bankrolled by wealthy expatriates... The signing of the memorandum is the final step in bankrolling the project, Velchev said. The party's national organisation, which bankrolled the campaign, could also face financial crisis. But while all other presidential contenders have disclosed their lists, the senator has refused to disclose who is bankrolling his campaign.
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