out-of-pocket expenses

out-of-pocket expenses

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• un.现付费用；实际支出
• 网络零星开支；付现费用；实付费用

英汉解释

un.	1. 现付费用 2. 实际支出

英英解释

n.	1. money that you use to pay for things that you need, but which you can get back from the person or organization that is responsible for paying

例句

One national survey has shown that caregivers typically spend more than $5, 000 a year on out-of-pocket expenses.

一项全国调查显示，护理者每年实际花费的开支一般在5000美元以上。

Out of Pocket Expenses An expense that an individual incurs for either business or personal usage. These expenses are tax deductible.

实付开支基于商业或个人原因支付的开支，这类开支一般可以免税。

Spiraling drug costs, inadequate insurance and big out-of-pocket expenses are all cause for public distress.

药价上涨、保险覆盖不足以及大量只能自己承担的支出都让百姓苦恼不已。

Howard: Why not? Shouldn't my meals be out-of-pocket expenses?

霍华德：为什么不行？我吃饭不是应该可以实报实销吗？

The government says that over time, it intends to increase benefits in order to reduce out-of-pocket expenses.

政府说，计划逐步提高保险福利，以减少人们的自费部分。

Out-of-pocket expenses, ie money that one has spent (and which will be reimbursed, eg by one's employer)

已支付的开销（可报销的，如由雇主发还）。