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

单词	off-the-books
释义	off-the-books From Longman Business Dictionaryoff-the-booksˌoff-the-ˈbooks adjective [only before a noun]ACCOUNTING off-the-books payments are those made or received without being officially recorded, so that the tax authorities do not know about themOfficials used to give off-the-books bonuses to senior executives. —off the books adverbThe workers are often paid off the books, well below the minimum wage.
随便看	it is fair to do something it is fashionable (for somebody) to do something it is fashionable for to do it is fashionable to do it is for to do it is forbidden it is forbidden (to do something) it is forbidden to do it is frightening it is frightening (to do something) it is frightening to do it is futile to do it is futile to do something it is generous it is generous of it is good of it is hard to believe etc it is hard to believe/imagine/see/know etc it is hard to fault it is hard to imagine etc it is hard to know etc it is hard to resist it is hard to see etc it is hard/difficult to fault somebody/something it is hard/difficult/impossible to resist something

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