parlayed

英 [ˈpɑːleɪd]

美 [ˈpɑːrleɪd]

v.  使增值；充分利用；连本带利地赌博
parlay的过去分词和过去式

双语例句

• Global investors, who received quota allocations of$ 10bn, parlayed that into$ 30bn by the end of 2007, or just over 2 per cent of the then-tradable market capitalisation.
  到2007年底，开始时投资额度为100亿美元的全球投资者，使该额度增至300亿美元，略高于当时可交易市值的2%。
• The hedge fund bought more than$ 2 billion in Microsoft stock in 2013, and parlayed shareholder unhappiness into a board seat.
  这只对冲基金2013年斥资逾20亿美元买进了微软股票。
• Attending a conference also has a useful side effect ( and one which can be parlayed into bigger and better things if actively massaged): That of building up the attendee's developer peer group.
  参加研讨会也会产生一种有用的副作用（如果积极管理，可以为研讨会锦上添花）：与会者可以建立开发人员小组。
• He parlayed his vote to become one of Australia's best-known senators.
  他成功地利用他的投票，成为澳大利亚最知名的参议员之一。
• He was one of the original "oligarchs", when the term was first used to refer to a specific group who amassed wealth in the post-Soviet era and parlayed that into political influence.
  他属于第一批“寡头”这个词最初用来指在苏联解体后聚敛财富、并用其来获得政治影响力的一个特殊群体。
• For instance, a medical social worker who took a career break to care for her children parlayed her volunteer work at a hospice into a paid position at another hospice, as a volunteer manager.
  例如，一位社会医疗工作者因为照顾孩子而选择离职。后来她凭借救济院志愿者服务的经历成功获得另一家救济院提供的一份有偿工作&志愿者经理。
• They parlayed a small inheritance into a vast fortune.
  他们成功地把一份小遗产变成一大笔财富。
• These cost savings can be parlayed into additional user functionality, reallocated to other enterprise investments, or returned to shareholders.
  节省下来的这些开销将会被继续投入到进一步增强产品功能之中，或者用于企业的其他投资项目，或者回报给股东。
• Parlayed some small investments into a large fortune.
  成功地把一些小投资转变为一项大资产。
• He parlayed a hundred dollar investment into a fortune.
  他使一百美元的投资增值成为一笔财富。