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leverage
['levəridʒ]
释义
释义1：vt.使…举债经营，使发挥杠杆作用
To supplement (money, for example) with leverage
释义2：n.筹码，优势力量 Power or ability to act effectively or to influence people.
释义3：v.利用
the power to make someone do what you want
例句
Skyler: Okay, what...? Tell us what?
Walt: Well. There was a lot of business phraseology being tossed around. You know, things like "cash-poor" and " leveraged" "quarterly decline," yadda, yadda, yadda.(Breaking Bad)
司盖乐：好吧，什么？告诉我们是什么？
沃特：其实，讨论了很多的商业用语。比如“资金短缺”以及“举债经营”“季度下降”等等等等。（绝命毒师）
John:We're locked into this thing now, understand? And he's the only leverage we have. (Prison Break)
约翰：我们现在是瓮中之鳖了，知道吗？而他是我们仅有的筹码。（越狱）
Frank：It's there for leverage so that we can lock down performance standards.
Bob：You don't toss around their right to collective bargaining like a poker chip.(House of Cards)
弗兰克：这是我们封闭绩效标准的筹码。
鲍勃：你不能随便拿集体谈判当筹码。（纸牌屋）
Don:The nuance is he's gonna leverage the public's inexhaustible love of big shots falling down.（The Newsroom）
唐：细节在于，他要利用公众对于大人物倒台的热衷。（新闻编辑室）
