reward [ ri5wC:d ]1. (n.) something given for good work奖赏

[例] The supervisor’s praise may be enough of a reward to keep productivity up.

2. (v.) give something for good work酬劳

[例] Your incentive plan should therefore reward employees in direct proportion to their increased productivity.

rework [ 5ri:5wE:k ] (v.) to do again, normally because of poor quality 重做

[例] You must rework because the quality of the array of china is too poor.

risk [ risk ] (n.) chance of success or failure风险

[例] take a risk

[同义词] hazard, peril, danger

risk capital (n.) money for investment in projects with a high risk but also with a potential for a high return风险资本

[例] The higher profits you can get from risk capital, the higher risk you might have.

risk-free investment involving no risk at all零风险投资

risky (adj.) 有风险的

[例] That’s a risky venture.

[同义词] hazardous, perilous, dangerous

rival [ 5riski ]1. (n.) competitor竞争对手

[例] We are informed our rival has explored a large market in Middle East.

2. (adj.) competing竞争的

rock -bottom (adj) the lowest point 最低点

[例] This is a rock-bottom price , and is our best offer.

round [ raund ] (adj.) correct to nearest 10 or 100约略的(以整数计)

[例] In round figures we can say ￡5,000.

round up/down (n.) increase/decrease to a round number四舍五入为整数

royalty [ 5rCiElti ] (n.) money paid to an inventor/creator/writer by the licensee or publisher版税

[例] 8% royalty to the writer

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run [ rQn ] (v.) manage, organize管理

[例] He runs two businesses.

run (v) to continue in effect or operation有效

[例] a lease with one year to run

running [5rQnIN] (adj.) 1. operating运营的

[例] running costs

2. continuing连续的

[例] a running conversation