execs

英 [ɪgˈzɛks]

美 [ˌɛgˈzɛks]

n.  (公司的)经理，管理人员
exec的复数

柯林斯词典

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  Execis an abbreviation for (缩略=)executive.

双语例句

• Execs say the technology is top notch and customers close by.
  官员称他们的技术一流，客户簇拥。
• So you've been speaking to the Bureau execs.
  你已经和局里谈过了吧。
• Today, the average pay hike for these execs when they start a new gig is 19%.
  如今，这类经理人的跳槽加薪幅度平均为19%。
• Fortuneasked a handful of Silicon Valley insiders CEOs, analysts, management experts and former HP execs to weigh in.
  《财富》（Fortune）就这个问题采访了一些硅谷内部人士，如CEO、分析师、管理专家和前惠普高管等。
• No easy Targets: It's not enough to rack up profits or turbocharge growth& execs must do both.
  达标不易：这是不够的机架最多利润或涡轮增压增长&高层必须两者都做。
• Networks execs may then change the course of a storyline based upon this fan mail.
  电视网的监制们往往会根据这种剧迷来信改变故事情节的发展。
• Elsewhere, some blogs have been less than kind to some former marketing execs, and some startups end poorly.
  在其他地方，有些博客对一些前谷歌营销高管的评价一直都不太友善，一些初创公司的最终结局也差强人意。
• Fact: A dozen senior execs serve as "innovation mentors" tasked with evaluating business ideas.
  事实依据：十余位高级经理人担任“创新导师”，负责对员工提出的业务创意进行评估。
• We need to find those execs.
  我们得找到那些高层人物。
• Given this, it is hard to fathom why anyone would advocate paying top execs at banks with debt.
  既然如此，就很难理解为何还有人倡议向银行高管支付债券作为奖金。