stagnation

更新时间：2024-09-20 06:26:21

英 [stæɡ'neɪʃn]

美 [stæɡˈneʃən]

日语：停滞法语：stagnation 德语：Stagnation 韩语：침체 俄语：estancamiento

stagnation基本解释

n.停滞

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n.(名词)

noun

1. a state of inactivity (in business or art etc)

e.g. economic growth of less than 1% per year is considered to be economic stagnation

Synonym: stagnancydoldrums

2. inactivity of liquids
being stagnant
standing still
without current or circulation

Synonym: stagnancy

1. 停滞,萧条,不景气：scarcity 短缺 | stagnation 停滞,萧条,不景气 | underdevelopment 不发达

相关列句

Stagnation also comes from being frozen in fear.(停滞不前来自恐惧惊呆。)

The antidote to stagnation is "er."(解除停滞不前的良药在于“一点儿”。)

Real incomes are rising after years of stagnation.(实际收入在多年经济停滞后也出现增长。)

When we face stagnation in life, it’s a sign of deeper issues.(当我们面对人生的停滞不前时，这是一个更深刻的问题。)

And yet the idea of a great stagnation cannot be dismissed entirely.(不过，大滞胀的观点也不能完全驳倒。)

Lastly, we can note the stagnation in the output of renewable plants.(最后，我们能注意到可再生植物的产量依然停滞不前。)

Stagnation and fatigue are other factors that can negatively affect concentration.(停滞和疲惫是影响你专注力的另外的因素。)

The fourth possibility was stagnation, which takes us back to the Japanese example.(第四个可能性是经济停滞，这让我们又想到日本的例子。)

Too much austerity could lead to stagnation.(过度紧缩可能导致停滞。)

The same stagnation and sense of helplessness is evident elsewhere in Sudan.(同样的停滞不前和无助感在苏丹其它地方也很明显。)