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1、cupboard用于形容词时，中文翻译主要为：极度的；极大的；异乎寻常的；严重的；严厉的；极端的；偏激的；过分的。
例如：We are working under extreme pressure at the moment.
翻译：目前我们正在极大的压力下工作。
例如：people living in extreme poverty
翻译：生活在极度贫困中的人
例如：The heat in the desert was extreme.
翻译：沙漠中极其炎热。
2、cupboard用于名词时，中文翻译主要为：极端不同的感情(或境况、行为方式等)；完全相反的事物；极端；极度；极限。
例如：extremes of love and hate
翻译：爱和恨两种截然不同的感情
例如：He used to be very shy, but now he's gone to the opposite extreme (= changed from one extreme kind of behaviour to another) .
翻译：他以前很腼腆，现在却走向了另一个极端。
扩展资料：
extreme的词组搭配：
(proverb)opposite extremes have much in common (谚)两极亦有相逢时（相反的两极端之间有许多共同点）；
ake an extreme course of action; do something to an extreme degree （让…）走极端；
to an extreme degree 极端，极度；非常。
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For tax purposes, the Internal Revenue Code permits the deduction of business expenses in the taxable year in which those expenses are paid or incurred. This is in contrast to capital expenditures[2] that are paid or incurred to acquire an asset. Expenses are costs that do not acquire, improve, or prolong the life of an asset. For example, a person who buys a new truck for a business would be making a capital expenditure because they have acquired a new business-related asset. This cost could not be deducted in the current taxable year. However, the gas the person buys during that year to fuel that truck would be considered a deductible expense. The cost of purchasing gas does not improve or prolong the life of the truck but simply allows the truck to run.[3]Even if something qualifies as an expense, it is not necessarily deductible. As a general rule, expenses are deductible if they relate to a taxpayer’s trade or business activity or if the expense is paid or incurred in the production or collection of income from an activity that does not rise to the level of a trade or business (investment activity).
