sliding scale

英 [ˌslaɪdɪŋ ˈskeɪl]

美 [ˌslaɪdɪŋ ˈskeɪl]

n.  浮动费率制(根据情况上下浮动费率的交纳制度)

牛津词典

noun

• 浮动费率制（根据情况上下浮动费率的交纳制度）
  a system in which the rate at which sth is paid varies according to particular conditions
  1. Fees are calculated on a sliding scale according to income (= richer people pay more) .
     按浮动费率制根据收入高低计算收费。

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (工资、税率等按情况变化而调整的)滑准计算法，浮动制
  Payments such as wages or taxes that are calculatedon a sliding scaleare higher or lower depending on various different factors.
  1. Many practitioners have a sliding scale of fees.
     许多从业者都采用浮动制计费。

英英释义

noun

• a wage scale that fluctuates in response to the cost-of-living index

双语例句

• Fees are calculated on a sliding scale according to income. Would you like me to record this transaction in your bankbook?
  这种费用是根据收入高低滑动折算的.要不要我把这笔交易记入您的存折？
• It's also on a vernier, a sliding scale.
  这也是在游标尺上，可选择的。
• Discussed and solving the effective depth, sliding window, while expanding scale interpolation problems.
  讨论了有效深度、滑动窗口、扩边插值尺度的具体问题，提出实际解决方案，并在后期模型试验的时候加以运用，取得了良好的实验效果。
• The sliding scale, which is based on the World Bank's Standard of Living, is not the most ideal system, Reshef admitted, but it keeps administration costs manageable.
  变化的比例这根据世界银行颁布的的生活水平，晒瑞承认这并不是最理想的制度，但它使行政费用可管理化。
• Consider making awards on a sliding scale, so that the employee enjoys a bigger reward if he or she exceeds the performance target.
  考虑按等级发放奖金，让雇员超过绩效目标能得到更多奖金。
• More striking still, the administration wants to impose a sliding scale of capital charges to "steer" behaviour.
  还有更为惊人的，政府希望实施一项按比例增减的资本收费方式，以“掌控”交易行为。
• It is a sliding scale of pampering.
  这是按级别分配的。
• UK income tax is paid on a sliding scale which means that the rate at which you pay tax increases with the level of your income.
  英国的所得税按递进率缴纳，这意味着你缴纳的税率按收入水平的提高而增加。
• Senior US officials hope a sliding scale of charges will offer a more deft, less controversial, way to change behaviour than a ban.
  美国高级官员希望，按比例增减的资本收费方式会提供一个更灵活、更少争议的途径，而不是一纸禁令来改变交易行为。
• Status Offline This will reflect a higher percentage of criteria met at a point in time measured along the1-4 sliding scale.
  这反映，用1-4来表示的尺度上，在与之相对应的时间点所达到的标准值更高。