slowdowns

英 [ˈsləʊdaʊnz]

美 [ˈsloʊˌdaʊnz]

n.  减速; 减缓
slowdown的复数

双语例句

• The application avoids system slowdowns that result from keeping the original transaction open while performing the work.
  应用程序可避免由执行此项工作时，保持原始事务为打开状态而引起的系统速度下降。
• 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。
• When the money will be allowed to go out or the growth slowdowns then the* bubble will explode.
  当钱允许外流或增长减速慢时，那么泡沫就爆炸了。
• But basing such observations on a study of past slowdowns led by developed countries may be unwise.
  但把对以往发达国家引领的经济放缓的研究，作为上述观察的依据，或许并非明智之举。
• 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。
• 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。
• China and India are both dealing with economic slowdowns but are on completely different footing to tackle the challenge.
  中国和印度都遇到了经济增长的放缓，但它们应对这一挑战的条件却完全不一样。
• However, china's export sector has become more resilient to slowdowns in external demand in recent years, as technological innovation and rising labor productivity have enhanced its competitiveness.
  然而，近年来，由于科技创新和生产率提高，中国的出口产业的竞争力提升，对外部需求放缓的影响的抵抗能力增强了。
• 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。
• 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。