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1 词典释义:
the Great Recession
时间: 2024-12-02 17:40:01
英 [ðə ɡreɪt rɪˈseʃn]
美 [ðə ɡreɪt rɪˈseʃn]

phr. 经济大衰退

双语例句
  • Some of this is undoubtedly due to The Great Recession.

    毫无疑问,一部分结果是大萧条引发的。

  • The great recession may be over, but this era of high joblessness is probably beginning.

    大萧条可能已经结束了,但高失业率的时代或许已经开始。

  • Amid all the job losses of the Great Recession, there is one category of worker that the economic disruption has been good for: nonhumans.

    在大衰退造成的所有失业中,有一类工作者在经济衰退中是受益的:非人类。

  • "All," he writes, "predate the Great Recession."

    他写道:“所有这些,产生的时间早于大萧条。”

  • Then the Great Recession rolled in like a fog bank.

    然而大萧条像雾堤一样滚滚而来。

  • And the dividend has been tested in the Great Recession.

    它的分红经受住了大萧条的考验。

  • Has the Great Recession made people get cheaper haircuts?

    这次的经济衰退是否让人们在理发上少花些钱呢?

  • The great recession hasn't been great for free trade.

    经济大衰退对自由贸易来说并不是很严重。

  • The Great Recession should have been a huge wake-up call.

    20世纪的“大萧条”本来应该一直是一种宏大的警钟。

  • the Great Recession could have been a Depression without it

    但是没有上述举措(扩张型的财政措施)大衰退可能就成为大萧条了。

  • That principle was severely shaken by the Great Recession.

    目前的经济大衰退对这一信条造成了猛烈冲击。

  • THE great recession hit America even harder than previously thought.

    这次大衰退对美国的打击比此前想象的还要严重。

  • That alone is grim news. But has the Great Recession made things worse?

    单独来看这是一个残酷的消息,然而是经济大萧条把事情弄得更糟吗?

  • American workers weren't the only ones sacrificed by the Great Recession.

    美国的上班族并不是唯一被大萧条所牺牲的。

  • The gap is widening as the Great Recession turns into the Great Stagnation.

    大萧条演变为大停滞,这一差距在继续增大。

  • Technically it was the first full year since the end of the Great Recession.

    从技术上讲,这是大萧条结束后的第一个完整年度。

  • But the available data suggest that the Great Recession has reinforced these trends.

    但是有关数据显示,大萧条加强了这些趋势。

  • Unlike most stores, Wal-Mart thrived when the Great Recession struck in late 2007.

    与大多数商店不同,2007年晚些时候沃尔玛很兴旺。

  • Despite claims to the contrary, the Great Recession could have been a Depression without it.

    尽管有相反的论调,但大萧条完全可以是没有这种结果的经济萧条。

  • But its impact has been minor - so far - compared with the harshness of the Great Recession.

    但是,迄今为止,与严重的大萧条比起来它的影响已经很小了。

  • The price of potash has already started to recover from declines sparked by the Great Recession.

    碳酸钾价格已经从大萧条造成的下跌中回升了。

  • I'm more concerned about a slide into a crisis that will be an extension of the Great Recession.

    我则更为担心有一场雪崩,而这个雪崩是大萧条的延伸。

  • American workers weren't the only ones sacrificed by the Great Recession. Start-ups suffered, too.

    美国的上班族并不是唯一被大萧条所牺牲的。创业也深受其害。

  • The Great Recession certainly didn't make any of these problems go away, and its end won't fix them.

    大萧条并没有把所有这些问题排除掉,就算它结束了也不能把这些问题怎么样。

  • This is a series about people who stared down the Great Recession — and reinvented themselves along the way.

    这是一个有关人们面对“大萧条”并重新规划未来的系列。

  • I never liked the term "the great recession," because this is not an ordinary recession, not even a great one.

    “大衰退”这个术语我向来是不喜欢的,这不是一个普通的衰退,更不是史无前例的一个。

  • That would not only punish the poor, but also drag on the already uninspiring recovery from the Great Recession.

    如果那样,不仅穷人遭殃,大萧条后的复苏进程也将会延缓。