trough

/trɒ:f/

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📖 中文释义

  1. n. 槽, 水槽, 饲料槽
  2. [化] 料槽

🔗 释义中的汉语词

🧩 词形变化

复数 troughs过去式 troughed过去分词 troughed现在分词 troughing

💬 双语例句

  1. Unemployment is surging in many countries, even though we can detect the first signs of recovery from the recession. Many bankers, meanwhile, are back to the trough as though nothing had happened.

    2009年的大幕,是在加沙城毁于炮火这一序曲中拉开的。 现在尽管我们已能觉察到经济从衰退走向复苏的第一丝信号,但不少国家的失业率却正在快速攀升;与此同时,许多银行家却仿佛什么事情也没有发生过那样,又开始重操旧业;贪婪之心只不过曾被一时收起而已。

  2. From 1960 until 1991, US recoveries were typically rapid. From the trough of recessions, recovery to pre-recession output levels took less than two quarters on average, and employment recovered within eight months.

    但1991年和2001年的复苏则截然不同。 在2001年,产出水平只花了1个季度就恢复原状,但就业率却整整拖了38个月才回到原点,而当前的复苏在恢复就业方面似乎也同样缓慢无比。

  3. Indeed, from 2005 to 2007, America’s real (inflation-adjusted) GDP grew at just over 3% annually. During the 2009 trough, the figure was 11% lower – and it has since dropped by an additional 5%.

    事实上,从2005年到2007年,美国真实(经通胀调整)GDP每年只增长了3 % 。 2009年低谷时这一数字是下降11 % , 并且此后又下降了5 % 。

🔵 同义词

🔗 常用搭配

peak to troughtrough owing partlytrough filltrough lossescrest to troughhitting a troughreached its troughtrough many times
📘 English Definition(英文释义)
  1. n. a narrow depression (as in the earth or between ocean waves or in the ocean bed)
  2. n. a long narrow shallow receptacle