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windfall [ˈwɪndˌfɔl]

n. 意外之财; 意外的收获; 被风吹落的果子;
复数:: windfalls

例句:

  • And the government enjoyed a windfall from selling our warrants.
    政府从出售我们的认股证书中发了一大笔意外之财.
  • I had a windfall from the football pools.
    我从足球比赛赌博中发了一笔横财.
  • The windfall allowed me to buy a house.
    这意外之财使我得以购置一幢房子.
  • He also introduced a new windfall tax on the banks.
    来自BBC
  • But Monday's bombings are draining some of that windfall.
    来自WSJ
  • What a windfall it would be for parents and children!
    来自WSJ