deflation是什么意思，deflation的意思翻译、用法、同义词、例句

deflation英标

英:/'ˌdiːˈfleɪʃn/ 美:/'ˌdiːˈfleɪʃn/

通货紧缩

商务英语

n. 通货紧缩；放气

At present, the global economic market is under the threat of deflation.

目前，全球经济市场都受着通货紧缩的威胁。

George suddenly felt a sense of deflation after the orgy.

狂欢后，乔治突然有一股失落感。

Wind deflation can destroy a giant rock.

风蚀可以摧毁巨石。

Inflation and deflation are common economic phenomena.

通货膨胀和通货紧缩是常见的经济现象

Deflation is beginning to take hold in the clothing industry.

服装业开始出现通货紧缩。

If the BoJ has a plan to boost economic growth and exorcise deflation while avoiding a debt panic, it is clearly not yet ready to share it.

如果日本央行有一个刺激经济增长、驱除通缩的同时，避免债务恐慌的计划，那么它显然还没有准备好分享这个计划。

Merrill Lynch analyst David Errington is concerned about the level of price deflation at Coles supermarkets, which he puts at around 2.2 percent.

美林证券公司分析师大卫埃林顿担忧高斯超市（Coles）的下跌指数会受到影响，他估计在2.2%左右。

In Japan deflation is the problem.

日本的问题则是通货紧缩。

The threat of deflation?

通货紧缩的威胁？

n.|disinflation/blow-off;[金融]通货紧缩；放气

deflation 指的是经济中价格下降和货币流通量缩减的现象。它通常是因为经济萎缩、物价下跌、货币贬值等因素引起的。下面是一些例句、用法、解释、近义词和反义词的详细解释。

The deflation in the housing market is causing homeowners to lose money. (房地产市场的通货紧缩导致房主们损失惨重。)
The government is trying to prevent deflation by increasing spending. (政府正试图通过增加支出来防止通货紧缩。)
The deflation of the balloon resulted in a loud noise. (气球的放气导致了一声巨响。)

Deflation is a serious concern for economists and policymakers. (通货紧缩是经济学家和政策制定者的严重关切。)
The deflationary spiral can be difficult to escape once it starts. (一旦开始，通货紧缩螺旋可能难以摆脱。)
Many companies struggle during times of deflation because consumers delay purchases in anticipation of lower prices. (许多公司在通货紧缩时期挣扎，因为消费者预计价格会下跌而推迟购买。)

Deflation occurs when the supply of money exceeds the demand for it, causing prices to fall. (当货币供应超过需求，导致价格下跌时，通货紧缩就会发生。)
Deflation can lead to a decrease in economic activity, as consumers delay purchases and businesses cut back on investment. (通货紧缩可能导致经济活动减少，因为消费者推迟购买，企业削减投资。)
Central banks can try to prevent deflation by increasing the money supply or reducing interest rates. (中央银行可以通过增加货币供应或降低利率来防止通货紧缩。)