| 释义 |
throw good money after bad incur further loss in a hopeless attempt to recoup a previous loss 想挽回损失却适得其反; 贴上老本。 throw good money after ˈbad(disapproving)to spend more money on sth, when you have wasted a lot on it already继续花钱打水漂throw good money after bad想补偿损失反而损失更大：A banker invested a lot of money to save a bank from bankruptcy，but he threw good money after bad.一个银行家投入许多钱以拯救一个银行免于破产，但是，他想改善那家银行情况，情况反而更坏。 |