economic crisis
英 [ˌiːkəˈnɒmɪk ˈkraɪsɪs]
美 [ˌiːkəˈnɑːmɪk ˈkraɪsɪs]
经济危机
英英释义
noun
- a long-term economic state characterized by unemployment and low prices and low levels of trade and investment
双语例句
- In economic crisis, smaller enterprises are usually among the first to fold up.
经济危机一到，小企业往往最先倒闭。 - It was quite some time before the firm pulled round after the economic crisis.
那场经济危机过去好长时间之后，公司才恢复元气。 - Inflationary policies are no remedy for an economic crisis.
通货膨胀政策解救不了经济危机。 - The economic crisis makes jobs almost impossible to find and even able pupils feel hopeless about job prospects.
经济危机使得找到工作几乎成为不可能，就连能力出众的学生都对工作前景不抱希望。 - The economic crisis was interpreted in diametrically opposing ways.
对于这场经济危机有着截然不同的解释。 - Some countries have blamed the deregulation of financial markets in the United States for sparking the global economic crisis.
一些国家指责在美国发生的金融市场监管不力引起了全球经济危机。 - The economic crisis is also likely to reduce agricultural investment and productivity as banks cut lending to small farmers.
这场经济危机还很有可能减少农业投资和生产力，因为银行削减了向小农贷款。 - Economists watch housing closely because severe problems in this sector played a key role in the economic crisis.
经济学家密切关注住房，因为住房的严重问题在经济危机中扮演了重要角色。 - An economic crisis may have tremendous consequences for our global security.
一场经济危机可能严重影响到全球安定。 - The fast-growing economy is now at risk of an abrupt slowdown or downturn due to the global economic crisis.
全球经济危机导致的经济突然放缓和低迷使中国快速增长的经济目前处境不利。