- to break even
- to get one's money's worth
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to break even
- to get one's money's worth
This phrase is used to indicate that one has earned enough to cover their expenses without making a profit or a loss.
This year's sales finally broke even, without any losses.
This meaning refers to receiving sufficient value or satisfaction in relation to the amount of money spent.
The meal I had at this restaurant was really worth the money.
The performance of this phone makes me feel it's definitely worth the money.
Generated collocations (experimental)
gòu běn够本le了to break evengòu běn够本jīng yíng经营to operate at a break-even pointgòu běn够本shōu rù收入break-even revenuegòu běn够本lì rùn利润break-even profitgòu běn够本tóu zī投资break-even investmentgòu běn够本xiāo shòu销售break-even salesgòu běn够本yùn zuò运作to work at break-evengòu běn够本jià gé价格break-even pricegòu běn够本huí bào回报break-even returnjǐn liàng尽量gòu běn够本to strive to break even