DINK [di?k]

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丁克家庭（指夫妻均有收入,、沒有小孩的家庭） （名詞,，營(yíng)銷用語）

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(noun, MARKETING) Mildly humorous acronym for "Dual Income No Kids" referring to a married couple who have no children and who are both employed and who marketing strategists presume have money for luxury purchases (NOTE: pronounced as a word, not as individual initials)

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EXAMPLE: The luxurious new seaside resort was designed for a wealthy young DINK vacationers from the city who could afford its high prices.

新的海邊豪華度假村專為來自城市的富裕丁克家庭度假者而建，他們能承受度假村的高價(jià)格,。

all told

合計(jì)

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All counted; including everything

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EXAMPLE: Each of our five sales representatives sold several hundred pieces of our main product last month; all told, our company sold over a thousand pieces.

上月,，我們的 5 位銷售代表都賣出了幾百件公司的主要產(chǎn)品，總數(shù)在 1,000 件以上。