zero-sum game

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishzero-sum gameˌzero-sum ˈgame noun [singular] EQUALa situation in which you receive as much money or advantages as you give away Diplomatic negotiations often aim at a zero-sum game.Examples from the Corpuszero-sum game• This appears to be a zero-sum game, because what one developing country gains is at the expense of another.• Law is not, in most cases, a zero-sum game.• The Alliance Party insists that the conflict is not a zero-sum game but very few people are impressed by it.• Job loss is not a zero-sum game, where they win and we lose.• Above all, this new science was not a zero-sum game.From Longman Business Dictionaryzero-sum gameˌzero-ˈsum game noun [countable] American English a situation in which a balance is achieved between something such as money received and something given awayThe utility business is a zero-sum game - if local governments chopped $ 8 million off their power bills, that fiscal load would just be dumped onto the backs of other ratepayers.

单词	zero-sum game
释义	zero-sum game From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishzero-sum gameˌzero-sum ˈgame noun [singular] EQUALa situation in which you receive as much money or advantages as you give away Diplomatic negotiations often aim at a zero-sum game.Examples from the Corpuszero-sum game• This appears to be a zero-sum game, because what one developing country gains is at the expense of another.• Law is not, in most cases, a zero-sum game.• The Alliance Party insists that the conflict is not a zero-sum game but very few people are impressed by it.• Job loss is not a zero-sum game, where they win and we lose.• Above all, this new science was not a zero-sum game.From Longman Business Dictionaryzero-sum gameˌzero-ˈsum game noun [countable] American English a situation in which a balance is achieved between something such as money received and something given awayThe utility business is a zero-sum game - if local governments chopped $ 8 million off their power bills, that fiscal load would just be dumped onto the backs of other ratepayers.
随便看	immigrare immigrate immigration Immigration and Naturalization Service Immigration and Naturalization Service, the immigration control imminent imminent danger etc imminent danger/threat/death/disaster etc imminent death etc imminent disaster etc imminent peril imminent threat etc imminere immobile immobilise immobiliser immobility immobilize immobilizer immoderate immodest immolare immolate immoral