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| 1 | business the amount of money that a business makes or loses 账本底线；盈亏一览结算线 | He keeps a careful eye on the bottom line. 他密切注视着盈亏一览结算线。 | |
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| 2 | the bottom line the most basic fact or issue in a situation 最基本的事实（或问题） | The bottom line is that he lied to Parliament. 最基本的问题是他对议会撒谎。 | |
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| - | sb’ s bottom line
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| the lowest price someone will accept , or the greatest change they are prepared to accept when they are trying to reach an agreement with someone else |
| 某人的底线；某人可接受的最大变化 |
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| We have to find out what the terrorists’ bottom line is. 我们得了解恐怖分子的底线是什么。 |
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