名词 dividend:

1. that part of the earnings of a corporation that is distributed to its shareholders; usually paid quarterly

2. a number to be divided by another number

3. a bonus; something extra (especially a share of a surplus)

Steps taken now to maximise your health will pay dividends later on.

现在采取措施增强体质会使你日后受益。

The cash dividends they get from the cash crop would sustain them during the lean season.

从经济作物中获得的收益能帮助他们度过不景气的时期。

Their decision five years ago to computerise the company is now paying dividends.

五年前他们作出的使公司电脑化的决定现在正产生出效益.

If necessary they will often take lower dividends to avoid great risk.

如果有必要他们宁愿少得些红利来避免更大的风险.

Unless some dividends are paid, investors may lose interest in the company.

投资者必须得到一部分红利, 否则他们会失去对公司的兴趣.

And the business will have less money to distribute as dividends.

因此企业只能以较少的钱作为红利分配.

Cash dividends, reduce retained earnings and become a current liability when declared.

现金股利, 在宣布时将减少保留盈利并成为一项流动负债.

I'm sure that new idea will pay dividends some day.

我相信那个新观念总有一天会显出它的好处的.

But this small effort can pay great dividends in creating customer loyalty.

但是,这种小小的努力在养成客户的忠实于你却起着很大的作用.

Especially in dairy production, a judicious use of concentrates will pay dividends.

尤其是在牛奶生产中, 审慎使用精饲料将是有利的.

To some extent, his work pays dividends in differential equations.

他的工作在某种程度上给微分方程带来了好处.

Careful orchard planning at the beginning pays dividends later.

在开始建园设计时要周密考虑,栽后才能得到收益.

The quarterly dividends were heavy.

每季分红数额很大.

A sensible use of supplements can pay dividends.

妥善使用补充饲料也能得到利润.

But they receive no dividends until interest payments are made on outstanding bonds.

但他们必须在公司付清尚未偿还的债券的利息之后才能分得红利.