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tranche

/tɹɑːnʃ/ /tɹæntʃ/

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noun

部分，份额, 一部分。

A slice, section or portion.

Examples :

"The bank released the loan in three tranches, so we only received a portion of the money this month. "

银行分三批发放了贷款，所以我们这个月只收到了一部分钱。

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noun

部分，份额.

A distinct subdivision of a single policyholder's benefits, typically relating to separate premium increments.

Examples :

"Because Sarah paid her life insurance premiums in installments, each payment created a new tranche of benefits payable to her family. "

由于萨拉分期支付人寿保险费，每次支付都为她的家人创造了新的受益份额。

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noun

部分，批次

A pension scheme's or scheme member's benefits relating to distinct accrual periods with different rules.

Examples :

""Because Sarah worked at the company for over twenty years, her pension will be paid in tranches; the first tranche reflects her early years of service under the old rules, and the second tranche reflects the later years with the new, improved benefits." "

由于莎拉在这家公司工作了二十多年，她的养老金将分批支付；第一批反映了她早期根据旧规定工作时的积累，第二批反映了她后期工作时，享受新改进福利的积累.

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noun

部分，份额。

One of a set of classes or risk maturities that compose a multiple-class security, such as a CMO or REMIC; a class of bonds. Collateralized mortgage obligations are structured with several tranches of bonds that have various maturities.

Examples :

"The investment firm offered a new set of bonds, with each tranche having a different interest rate and repayment schedule. "

这家投资公司发行了一批新债券，每一部分的利率和还款计划都不同。

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verb

分批，分期。

To divide into tranches.

Examples :

"The company decided to tranche its large project into smaller, more manageable phases to ensure better progress tracking. "

为了更好地追踪进度，该公司决定将大型项目分期实施，分成更小、更容易管理的阶段。

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