n./adj. 无损失（的），无损耗（的），无亏损（的）

The company will reach the break-even point when its total revenue equals its total costs.
当公司的总收入等于总成本时，它将达到盈亏平衡点。
We need to sell 500 units per month to break even on our investment.
我们需要每月销售500个单位才能收回投资成本，实现盈亏平衡。
If sales drop below the breakeven level, we'll start making losses.
如果销售额低于盈亏平衡水平，我们将开始出现亏损。
The breakeven analysis helps us determine at what price we should sell our product.
盈亏平衡分析帮助我们确定产品的销售价格应为多少。
The restaurant's break-even point is reached when it serves 80 covers a day.
餐厅每天服务80桌客人时能达到盈亏平衡。
Our new marketing strategy aims to reduce our break-even time for new products.
我们的新的营销策略旨在缩短新产品达到盈亏平衡所需的时间。
The company must cut expenses or increase prices to avoid going below the breakeven line.
公司必须削减开支或提高价格以避免跌至盈亏平衡线以下。
At $20 per unit, we're just barely breaking even; any lower and we'd be in the red.
每件产品售价20美元时，我们勉强实现盈亏平衡；如果再低一些，我们就将出现亏损。
The breakeven point in terms of production capacity is when we operate at 70% utilization.
在生产能力方面，当我们运营利用率达到70%时即达到盈亏平衡点。
To ensure profitability, we have to surpass our monthly breakeven target by 10%.
为了确保盈利，我们必须超过每月盈亏平衡目标的10%。