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汉语拼音：xiāng dǐ

1.互相抵消：收支～。

2.互相抵触。

1. 互相抵触。

   唐 柳宗元 《辩＜文子＞》：“其意绪文辞，叉牙相抵而不合。”

2. 互相抵消。

   鲁迅 《三闲集·我和＜语丝＞的始终》：“《语丝》的销路可只是增加起来，原定是撰稿者同时负担印费的，我付了十元之后，就不见再来收取了，因为收支已足相抵。”

• Outgoings and revenues balanced out.

  收支相抵。

• After paying all the expenses, there is a balance of fifty yuan.

  收支相抵, 尚余50元.

• I figured that we could make both ends meet this month.

  我盘算了一下,这个月的收支相抵.

• The reckoning up of revenue and expenditure shows a small surplus.

  收支相抵,略有剩余.

• The accounts show a favourable balance of 150 yuan.

  收支相抵,尚余150元.

• You should even up accounts.

  你应该使账目收支相抵.

• The accounts show a surplus of 2,000 yuan.

  收支相抵,净存两千元.

• The theatre needs to fill over ninety per cent of its seats every night just to break even.

  那家剧院每天晚上需要有90%以上的上座率才刚刚能够收支相抵。

• It was impossible for the family to make both ends meet.

  要使这个家庭收支相抵是不可能的.

• We've got to make ends meet.

  我们必须使收支相抵.

• Income and expenditure exactly balance.

  收入与支出正好相抵.

• This year's profits will balance our previous losses.

  本年度的盈利将与上一年度的亏损相抵.

• If we're lucky, we'll break even.

  如果幸运的话, 我们甚至可以收支相抵.

• It may be difficult at times to make ends meet on your small income.

  靠你微薄的收入,做到收支相抵,有时可能是困难的.

• They could hardly make both ends meet and their debts were piling up.

  他们难以收支相抵,因而债台高筑.