Forty percent say they're breaking even, 9 percent say they're getting ahead.

40%的人表示他们收支相抵，9%的人表示收入不错。

Breaking even means the point at which costs and earnings are equal.

不赚不赔表示，成本和收益平衡。

" In just a few months, it's almost breaking even, " Zhao said.

“短短几个月时间就差不多收支平衡了。”

The firm has 75m in annual recurring revenue and is breaking even, says Mr Butterfield.

巴特菲尔德表示，Slack的年度经常性收入为7500万美元，公司正逐渐实现收支平衡。

So, if your business is always breaking even, you may want to rethink your business model.

因此，如果你的公司不赚不赔，你可能就要重新考虑公司的运营模式了。

Breaking even is not the worst thing to happen to a business. That would be going bankrupt.

对于公司来说，不赚不赔并不是最坏的情况。最坏的情况就是破产了。

They say they're now barely breaking even and cannot handle any more strain on the bottom line.

他们说，他们现在勉强达到收支平衡，无法承受更多的底线压力。

" Before we were trying to do too much, and just breaking even as a wholesaler, restaurant, and bakery, " he said.

" 以前我们想做的太多了，作为批发商、餐馆和面包店，我们却只能仅仅做到收支平衡。"

So actually, if you'd managed to get 5 per cent on your savings, then you're actually doing pretty well and getting pretty close to breaking even with inflation.

所以实际上， 如果你设法从你的储蓄中获得 5%，那么你实际上做得很好并且非常接近与通货膨胀持平。

We put together a road map for digitising our national operations, as a first step, and… How about you focus more on breaking even on a month-to-month basis, and spend less time on these pie-in-the-sky ideas?

我们为我们的国内运营数字化整理了一份路线图，作为第一步，然后… … 为什么不更专注于每月收支平衡，少花点时间在这些天上掉馅饼的想法？