recession 英 [rɪˈseʃn]   美 [rɪˈsɛʃən]

recession

recession  英 [rɪˈseʃn] 美 [rɪˈsɛʃən]

n. 衰退;不景气;后退;凹处 

名词复数:recessions 

In this recession, we seek the bogey. 我们在这次衰退中寻找着魔鬼。

  • Jobs being cut? Houses not selling? Everyone talking about the poor sales of everything from cars to bouquets of flowers? That's a recession, a time of economic decline.
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  • n. 衰退;不景气;后退;凹处
  • 1. In this recession, we seek the bogey.

    我们在这次衰退中寻找着魔鬼。

  • recession (n.) 1640s, "act of receding, a going back," from French récession "a going backward, a withdrawing," and directly from Latin recessionem (nominative recessio) "a going back," noun of action from past participle stem of recedere "to go back, fall back; withdraw, depart, retire," from re- "back" (see re-) + cedere "to go" (from PIE root *ked- "to go, yield").
re·ces·sion / rɪˈseʃn ; NAmE rɪˈseʃn / noun 1 [countable ,  uncountable ] a difficult time for the economy of a country, when there is less trade and industrial activity than usual and more people are unemployed 经济衰退;经济萎缩 the impact of the current recession on manufacturing 时下经济萎缩对制造业的影响 The economy is indeep recession. 经济正处于严重的衰退之中。 policies to pull the country out of recession 引导国家走出经济萎缩的政策 collocationsat economy 2 [uncountable ] ( formal) the movement backwards of sth from a previous position 退后;撤回 the gradual recession of the floodwater 洪水的渐渐消退 recession recessions re·ces·sion / rɪˈseʃn ; NAmE rɪˈseʃn /
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