dependents

英 [dɪˈpɛndənts]

美 [dɪˈpɛndənts]

n.  被扶养人：被赡养人：非独立生活的人; 依靠者; 从属物
dependent的复数

计算机

双语例句

• One whose earnings are the primary source of support for one's dependents.
  养家活口的人其收入为家眷提供基本生活来源的人。
• The laws also provide benefits for dependents of those workers who are killed because of work-related accidents or illnesses.
  法律还规定为那些死于工作相关事故或者疾病的工人的家属提供抚恤金。
• As the proportion of working-age people to dependents rises, growth should get a boost.
  随着工作年龄人口与依赖者比例上升，应会促进经济发展。
• The Bundle Explorer shows all the bundles in the system, together with their states and dependencies, dependents, and services.
  BundleExplorer显示了系统的所有包及其状态、依赖程序和服务。
• At the very top, of course, are those people, mostly young and without dependents.
  排在前几名的当然是这些人，他们中大部分是年轻又没有靠山的人。
• He listed four dependents on his income-tax form.
  他在所得税表格上填写了四个受赡养人。
• Evacuation costs of international staff and dependents;
  国际工作人员及其受扶养人的疏散费用；
• The answer would be no if the current job is tolerable; the new position has no guarantees of being any different, and I have obligations toward my dependents/ my family.
  如果当前的工作是可以忍受的，那么答案是否定的；新职位并不能保证一定有所不同，而且对于我的家眷和家人，我有义不容辞的责任。
• First: Get life insurance, and disability insurance, if you have dependents.
  首先，这意味着如果有人需要你供养的话，你要去投保人寿保险和伤残保险。
• For years these countries had impressive demographics, a young workforce with fewer elderly dependents.
  这些国家多年来的统计都令人印象深刻，年轻劳动力充足，老龄人口较少。