cutback
cutback 英 [ˈkʌtbæk] 美 [ˈkʌtˌbæk]
n. 减少，削减；情节倒叙
名词复数:cutbacks
- A cutback is a decrease in something, usually money. A state cutback in funding for education might result in larger classes and fewer field trips.
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- n. 减少，削减；情节倒叙
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1. While we are all focused on the finances, and smokers are concerned about their habits, I see one good thing here: possible cutback on smoking.
当每个人在关注个人资产、吸烟的人在考虑他们不好习惯的时候，我发现一件值得庆幸的事：尽可能减少吸烟。
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2. The analysts cite a cutback in government stimulus spending next year, slower growth in manufacturing, fiscal consolidation in Europe and falling consumer confidence in the U.S. and Europe.
分析 师们列出的理由包括：明年政府刺激性支出减少，制造业增长减慢，欧洲财政紧缩，以及美国和欧洲消费者信心下降。
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3. Pressure on the European banks to bolster their capital to offset losses on loans─many of which are tied to ailing European governments─is driving their cutback in lending.
迫于增加资本金以弥补贷款损失的压力，欧洲银行纷纷开始减少放贷。 这类损失有很多与不断疲弱的欧洲国家政府有关。
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