spectacularly

托福英语词汇

📖 中文释义

  1. adv. 引人注目地;壮观地

💬 双语例句

  1. Pension, investment, and hedge funds have taken the lead in this revolution. In all developed economies, profits have leaped spectacularly in the past 25 years, by between 8% and 10% of GDP.

    三十年以来,股东们已经完全脱离了这一体系。 养老金、投资以及对冲基金在这一巨变中一马当先。 在过去25年里,所有的发达经济体中的利润巨幅增长,达到了GDP的8%和10 % 。 但是工资以及社会保障收入却受到了同样幅度的削减。

  2. Yes, the economy recovered spectacularly from a deep recession in 1981-1982. But that was due largely to an aggressive easing of monetary policy following the Federal Reserve’s successful assault on double-digit US inflation.

    现实和供给派所的构想的情景大相径庭。 诚然,经济从1981—1982年的深度衰退中漂亮地复苏了。 但这主要是因为美联储在成功阻击了两位数的美国通胀后采取了大规模放松了货币政策。

  3. We can pretend all is well with the global monetary non-system and hope that nothing goes spectacularly wrong. Or we can start building a system fit for the integrated world of the twenty-first century.

    制定规则需要时间。 但国际社会可以选择。 我们可以装作全球货币无体系也无所谓,寄希望于不会出现重大纰漏。 我们也可以开始构建一个适合二十一世纪一体化世界的体系。

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🔗 常用搭配

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📘 English Definition(英文释义)
  1. r. in a spectacular manner