plutocrats

常見例句

Do you wish to turn me into a plutocrat?
難道你想把我變成闊小姐嗎?
Most people accept that a dollar is worth more to a pauper than to a plutocrat.
一美元的價(jià)值對(duì)于乞丐，比對(duì)于富豪更高，這為大多數(shù)人所接受。
These wheezes were designed chiefly with politics in mind: all those nasty plutocrats deserved a hammering.
這些主要以政治為導(dǎo)向的怪招旨在：所有可惡的富豪都該受到重?fù)簟?/li>
Since the pay of these plutocrats is highly variable, a bad year for them means a bad year for the taxman.
由于財(cái)閥的納稅額極其易變，他們賺不到錢即意味著收稅人的壞年成。
Franklin Roosevelt favored the interests of workers while declaring of plutocrats who considered him a class traitor, “I welcome their hatred.
為工人的利益著想的富蘭克林羅斯福，對(duì)那些責(zé)其為階級(jí)叛徒的財(cái)閥權(quán)貴回復(fù)道，“我歡迎他們的仇視”。
He half-listens to the complaints of his decrepit fellow plutocrat, who -- poor fellow! -- is too rich to benefit from George Bush's tax cuts.
他正心不在焉地聽著老朽的富翁同僚的抱怨，這位同僚--可憐的家伙--太富有了，以至于無法從布什的減稅政策中受益。