slowdowns

英 [ˈsləʊdaʊnz]

美 [ˈsloʊˌdaʊnz]

n.  减速; 减缓
slowdown的复数

双语例句

• Unemployment remains low, but big metals and auto companies have announced production cuts and some sectors are reporting sharp slowdowns in October as banks have cut off lending.
  失业率仍较低，不过随着银行收紧贷款，大型金属和汽车企业已经宣布减产，一些行业10月份也出现了大幅放缓的现象。
• The problem is that austerity prompts strikes and slowdowns, which, in turn, shrink the domestic market, investment and tax receipts.
  问题是财政紧缩会激起罢工，并导致经济放缓，而这会进而导致国内市场萎缩、投资和税收减少。
• Many economists have warned that competitive devaluations particularly by big trading nations such as China and Japan run the risk of making global slowdowns worse by reducing overall demand.
  许多经济学家警告，竞争性的货币贬值（尤其是像中国和日本这样的贸易大国），可能导致总体需求下降，使全球经济放缓加剧。
• As a result, he said, some users in those areas experienced temporary slowdowns or problems accessing the site.
  他说最后导致这些区域的一些用户经受了一个暂时的访问速度缓慢或者无法访问的问题。
• This time, with Mercury spending so much of its backward time in Taurus, you will feel the slowdowns more.
  因为水星逆行代表了风向的改变。这次水星有大量的时间在金牛座逆行，你可能会更需要减速。
• Transportation Security Administration officials said they will have extra workers on duty to deal with any slowdowns.
  交通安全局官员说，他们将增加值班工人来解决这次的延误问题。
• How much do financial traumas lead to economic slowdowns?
  金融创伤多大程度上导致经济低迷？
• Small businessmen may be affected by the slowdowns, but many believe the middle and ultra-wealthy of the two countries are relatively insulated from the worst effects of the economic crisis.
  小商人可能受到经济减速的影响，但许多人认为，两国中等和超级富人受金融危机最糟糕影响的冲击相对很小。
• The lay person might assume that interest in business education courses moves in line with the economic cycle peaking during booms, and falling in slowdowns and recessions.
  外界或许以为，人们对于商业教育课程的兴趣是与经济周期的走势一致的在繁荣时期达到顶峰，在经济放缓及衰退时下降。
• Production slowdowns are a normal feature of the auto industry in mature markets such as the United States and Japan, where they are used to keep inventories from ballooning and avoid pressure for manufacturers to offer deep discounts that erode profitability.
  生产放缓是成熟市场上的汽车产业的正常现象，比如美国和日本，它们被用来防止库存积压和避免制造商提供削减利润的大幅折扣压力。