deficits

英 [ˈdɛfɪsɪts]

美 [ˈdɛfɪsɪts]

n.  赤字; 逆差; 亏损; 不足额; 缺款额; 缺少
deficit的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 差额;赤字;亏损;逆差
  Adeficitis the amount by which something is less than what is required or expected, especially the amount by which the total money received is less than the total money spent.
  1. They're ready to cut the federal budget deficit for the next fiscal year.
     他们已准备好削减下一财年的联邦预算赤字。
  2. ...a deficit of 3.275 billion francs.
     32.75亿法郎的赤字

双语例句

• The resulting capital flow financed the US trade and current account deficits.
  由此带来的资金流动为美国贸易逆差和经常账户赤字提供了融资。
• At some point, they have to slash fiscal deficits.
  在某个时刻，它们将不得不削减财政赤字。
• The long term arguments for being short are based on public deficits and the threat of inflation.
  长期以来，支持卖空美元的论据，都是建立在公共赤字和通胀威胁的基础上的。
• One might imagine, for example, that advanced countries eliminated their fiscal deficits but maintained these private surpluses.
  比如，你可以设想一下，发达国家消除了财政赤字，但私人部门的盈余维持不变。
• Current account surpluses and deficits have halved since their 2007 peak.
  自2007年达到峰值以来，各国经常账户盈余和赤字已经削减了一半。
• Federal deficits can cause inflation.
  联邦赤字会引起通货膨胀。
• Investors have been looking nervously at debt-levels and budget deficits in Spain, Portugal and Ireland for months.
  数月来，投资者一直在紧张地关注着西班牙、葡萄牙和爱尔兰的债务水平和预算赤字状况。
• This last debacle largely explains the deficits experienced and forecast.
  最后的这种崩溃很大程度上解释了已发生和预期将出现的赤字。
• The budget the president unveiled last week would raise spending and fiscal deficits to record levels.
  总统上星期公布的这个预算案将把政府开支和财政赤字提高到创记录的水平。
• This simply refers to current balance of payments surpluses and deficits.
  这仅仅是指经常项目的收支盈余和赤字。