大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 affluent families
释义：
affluent families 富裕的家庭
例句：
Especially in affluent families, children start young.
特别是在富裕的家庭中，孩子们起步很早。
Will such contests, which are overwhelmingly dominated by Asian and white students from middle-class and affluent families, become any more diverse?
这种由来自中产阶级和富裕家庭的亚裔和白人学生占压倒性优势的竞赛，会不会变得更加多样化？
Among the millions with hourly earnings at or below the minimum wage level, the overwhelming majority are from multiple-earner, relatively affluent families.
在每小时工资处于或低于最低工资水平的数百万人中，绝大多数来自有多收入者、相对富裕的家庭。
Suzhou inspection report 2: Thefts appear in the affluent families.
苏州考察报告2：偷窃事件在富裕家庭显现。
New York City has seen a rising divorce trend among affluent families who are victims of the sub-prime mortgage crisis and thereafter suffered mounting stress from their spouses.
美国次贷危机给纽约富豪的婚姻带来压力，提起离婚诉讼的人数创下新高。
That "would slam the door shut on lower capital gain rates for thousands of middle-income and affluent families, " says Onink.
He wonders whether future plans to slash defence spending or to axe child-benefit payments for more affluent families will be carried out, as polling day nears.
But then most come from affluent families whose parents are clearly committed to supporting their children's education (otherwise they would not be paying so dearly for it).
Whole and universal life's tax benefit could become still more important to affluent families if their income-tax rates rise, as they would under Obama administration plans to restrict the extension of the Bush-era tax cuts.
Even in states such as Connecticut or California where advocates have succeeded in getting judicial orders to reduce funding disparities, the basic fact that people attend schools locally and affluent families want to live near good ones remains.
The programs aim to identify students with high ability, group them together and tailor instruction to their level, but the program has also been criticized as unfairly favoring affluent families and enrolling disproportionate numbers of white and Asian children.
The children of affluent families, on the other hand, can afford to live in the most expensive cities in the U.S., such as New York and Washington, making contacts, building their resumes, and sometimes even learning skills, while their parents pay for their room and board, travel and entertainment.
