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cushion
['kuʃən]
释义
释义1：n.（比赛中的）分
a number of points or goals by which you are winning during a game or competition
释义2： n. 垫子,沙发垫 a pad or pillow with a soft filling, used for resting, reclining, or kneeling
释义3：n. 储备金 in the context of project financing, the extra amount of net cash flow remaining after expected debt service
例句
Charlie:We figure he saw internal numbers suggesting,he needed a bigger cushion with women 18 to 55.
Mac:So he went on a local morning show and slid in a condemnation of Akin.（The Newsroom）
查理：我们认为他看到了内部计票数，意识到他需要争取更多18到55岁女性的投票。
麦克：于是他上了一档早间节目，并且对艾金进行了抨击。（新闻编辑室）
Man: I had a bit of a scavenger hunt myself last night. I was trying to find the remote. I looked under one of the cushions. Wasn't there. Then I lifted the cushion a little higher. Bingo. (The Big Bang Theory)
男人：昨晚我也整了点寻宝游戏。我想找个遥控器，我扒开沙发垫，不在，把沙发垫再抬高了一点，找到了。（生活大爆炸）
Flanagan: Your screeching fang-cushion of a barmaid, who's been glamoured so much she can't even remember her own last name, does know that no one ever goes down there with so much as a mop and a promise. Suddenly it's as sterile as an operating room. (True Blood)
弗兰根：你那个只会尖叫的血袋兼女招待已经被迷惑得连自己姓什么都不知道了，却清楚地记得从来没有人拿着拖把下去打扫过，如今那地方居然干净得像手术室。（真爱如血）
