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discretionary是什么意思

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s. having or using the ability to act or decide according to your own discretion or judgment
s. (especially of funds) not earmarked; available for use as needed

discretionary的用法和例句：

1. How gray? It's a discretionary determination.

有多中间 认为是哪种都可以

2. As controller he's got access to discretionary funds.

作为财务主管 他可以掌控自主资金

3. Pay this man from the commander's discretionary fund.

拿指挥官的自主资金赔给他

4. And I gave her a check for $2,000 from the discretionary fund.

我给了她一张2000美元的支票 是从后备资金中提取的

5. We also need to talk about some of your more, uh, discretionary expenses.

我们还得跟你谈谈你的一些 自由支出

6. He also reminded me he has discretionary control over your trust fund.

他还告诉我说他掌控着你的信托基金

7. Just imagine what you and I could do with a federal discretionary budget to work with.

想象一下你我携手 借着联邦调查基金所能达到的成就

8. It was an award a discretionary award you had no right to, and even if you did, there are no damages.

那就是一个奖 一个你无权决定的奖 即使你有权 你也没有受到伤害

9. Those planes were purchased years ago with discretionary funds.

那些飞机是几年前 通过自主基金购买的

10. Now, he might be able to slip us some discretionary funding, but you could consider this pro bono.

他可能会偷偷塞给我们一些余钱 但你就权当这活儿是免费的好了