accelerated

形容词加速的

动词（使）加快， （使）增速( accelerate的过去式和过去分词 ); 促使…早日发生，促进; [教育学]使（学生）跳级; 提早学完（课程等）

1. 加速：德怀恩-韦德:加速(Accelerated) 韦德的速度会让对手望尘莫及,毫不夸张的说,在一对一的情况下韦德几乎可以晃过联盟任何一个防守者. 卡梅隆-安东尼:强势(Forceful) 尽管安东尼的NBA之路不如韦德和勒布朗-詹姆斯那般坦荡,

2. 加速性：加速性(accelerated)或恶性(malignant)高血压未并有严重症状或标的器官疾病. 当血压上升造成眼底视网膜血管急性损伤,而眼底可看到出血或渗透物,称加速性高血压. 而当进一步造成眼底乳突水肿时称恶性高血压,

3. 加速的：absolute ownership 绝对所有权 | Accelerated 加速的 | accelerated amortization 加速摊销

4. 加快：Achievement--表示个人成就的 | Accelerated 加快 | Accomplished 完成

1. The rate at which input buying declined accelerated to the fastest since February.

2. accelerated的解释

2. This will not be sudden, but it will be accelerated by margin calls and regulation changes.

3. This was fueled largely by the economic recovery in the United States and European Union and accelerated gross domestic product growth in China.

4. accelerated

4. In reverse, the injection of a large amount of capital accelerated the development of chain store operators.

5. Since China formally joined the World Trade Organization in late 2001, foreign capital has been pouring into the country at an accelerated pace.

6. To encourage the reform of the capital market, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange has accelerated its processing of QFII applications.

7. The deterioration of the European debt crisis has accelerated the outflow of their capital.

8. China accelerated the foreign exchange rate reform in June to allow more yuan flexibility against a basket of currencies.

9. Such accelerated inflation does justify investor worries because it might invite more tightening measures that can choke off growth.

10. China in many ways is in a strong position to address its economic challenges through accelerated reforms.

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