slowdowns

英 [ˈsləʊdaʊnz]

美 [ˈsloʊˌdaʊnz]

n.  减速; 减缓
slowdown的复数

双语例句

• It also means emerging markets will find it harder to rebuild budget surpluses, which are essential to boost government spending and cut taxes during future slowdowns.
  这也意味着新兴市场将更难再实现预算盈余，而这一点对于未来经济放缓时期扩大政府支出和削减税收是不可或缺的。
• So several factors can cause slowdowns: the CPU is busy, the application is doing too much I/ O, it is waiting for I/ O to complete, or some combination.
  所以有多个因素可能导致速度降低：CPU繁忙、应用程序做的I/O过多、等待I/O完成或上述情况的某种组合。
• Slowdowns are considered more "fundamental" than panics over Greece, say, or tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
  与对希腊债务危机的恐慌、或是朝鲜半岛的紧张局势相比，经济增长放缓被视为一个更为“根本”的问题。
• 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。
• Purchasing managers 'surveys have shown slowdowns for manufacturers in Japan, the UK, the eurozone and the US.
  采购经理人调查结果显示，日本、英国、欧元区和美国的制造业均有所放缓。
• 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。
• The striking fact, as Bill Martin at the Centre for Business Research in Cambridge has noted in an important paper, is that productivity slowdowns and output declines have occurred across the board.
  而剑桥大学（Cambridge）商业研究中心的比尔马丁（BillMartin）则在一篇重要的论文中指出了一个令人瞩目的事实：生产力放缓和产出下滑的现象遍及各行各业。
• 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。
• On the other hand, Mercury will be retrograde all month, from May7 to30, but you will feel the frustrating slowdowns instantly, from May1 onward.
  另一方面，水星在7-30号都是逆行，而你从1号开始就会立刻感到沮丧，因为事情的进展都减速了。
• 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。