free-riding

常見例句

雙語例句

• One party must be free-riding directly on another's expenditure, and the two must be in direct competition.
  一方必須是直接搭乘另一方花費的便車，并且雙方須是直接競爭關(guān)系。
• The upshot is that people will voluntarily contribute too little from a social perspective, by free-riding on the contributions of others.
  這樣，從社會角度看，因為搭便車問題的存在，人們自愿捐贈的太少了。
• Worse still, there isn't the slightest reason to suppose that free-riding exhausts the kinds of exceptions to natural selection that endogenous structures can produce.
  更糟的是，沒有絲毫的理由認(rèn)為搭便車可以窮盡所有自然選擇的反例（內(nèi)在結(jié)構(gòu)產(chǎn)生的）。

原聲例句

• Klug was on the transplant waiting list for six years, and during that time he was out care-free, riding his snowboard, playing and training hard.

權(quán)威例句

• Ratings would have to be confidential to prevent investors from free-riding on each other.
  FORBES: Rethinking Credit Ratings
• As in law firms, what looks like irrational behaviour may in fact be a community norm which efficiently discourages free-riding.
  ECONOMIST: Letters The
• Yet market advocates lose the force of their pro-liberty message when they characterize the working class as free-riding on the backs of the rich.
  FORBES: Low-Skilled Immigrant Workers Are Vital Contributors To The Economy
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