clean-up cost

基本解釋

A clean-up is under way and is expected to cost ¥67 billion ($672m), on top of ¥440 billion to build a new marketplace.
清理工作正在進(jìn)行，預(yù)計花費將高達(dá)670億日元（6.72億美元），此外還要加上4400億日元的建設(shè)新市場的費用。
After calculating gains from selling deposits and some of the assets of the failed banks, Mason estimates the clean-up this time will cost the FDIC $140 billion to $200 billion.
通過計算賣掉存款和破產(chǎn)銀行的資產(chǎn)的所得后，Mason估計在這次大清理中將會花掉聯(lián)邦儲蓄保險公司1400億到200億美元。
It has boosted the bill for its response so far to $2.35 billion, including the cost of the clean-up, containment, drilling of relief wells, grants to U.S. states and compensation claims paid.
迄今該公司應(yīng)對這場危機的資金已達(dá)23.5億美元，包括清污、控油、鉆孔減壓井成本以及向美國各州的撥款以及支付的賠款。

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