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小额高频消费其实很费钱

第 88 期 · 关于小额高频消费其实很费钱

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当你大概想表达的意思:

我发现一个很有用的省钱技巧,那就是把控好小额高频消费。

看起来好像每次花不了多少钱,但日积月累,这买一杯咖啡,那买一份煎饼,积少成多其实会花掉很多钱。

不会组织语言的人说的:

I've found a good way to save money. We should control buying little and cheap goods too often.

Like buying a cup of coffee here and a piece of bread there doesn't cost much each time. But after a long time, these small things will cost really a lot.

TED中超强组织语言

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I've found a really useful money-saving tip: get a handle on small, frequent purchases.

我发现一个很有用的省钱技巧,那就是把控好小额高频消费。

We've conducted several different studies and found that people say, apart from bank fees, the purchase they most regret is eating out.

我们开展了几项不同的研究,发现人们表示,除了银行手续费之外,最让他们后悔的消费是外出就餐。

It's a frequent purchase we make almost every day, and it's death by a thousand cuts. A coffee here, a tortilla there...

这几乎是我们每天都会进行的高频消费,日积月累,危害极大。这儿一杯咖啡,那儿一份玉米煎饼……

These expenses add up and erode our ability to save.

这些消费积少成多,削弱了我们的储蓄能力。

erode /ɪˈroʊd/ v.侵蚀;削弱;腐蚀

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