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及物动词
1. The rainy days always depress me.
雨天总是使我沮丧。
2. When business is depressed, there is usually an increase in unemployment.
商业不景气，失业率往往会随之上升。
3. He was depressed because he had not passed his examinations.
他很沮丧，因为他没有通过考试。
4. Does mass unemployment depress wages?
大量人口失业会使工资降低吗？
5. Rainy weather always depresses me.
雨天总会使我心情抑郁。
1. 降低,压下：depredation 劫掠,抢夺 | depress 降低,压下 | deprive 剥夺
2. 压低：depredation 掠夺 | depress 压低 | depressant 抑制药
3. 压下：195. latch circuit 锁存电路 | 196. depress 压下 | 197. flip-flop 触发器
1. 使抑郁;使沮丧;使消沉
If someone or something depresses you, they make you feel sad and disappointed.
e.g. I must admit the state of the country depresses me...
我必须承认国家的现状让我倍感沮丧。
e.g. I know he is too optimistic but I don't want to depress him.
我知道他太过乐观了，但我不想令他灰心丧气。
2. 降低;减少
If something depresses prices, wages, or figures, it causes them to become less.
e.g. The stronger U.S. dollar depressed sales.
美元走强导致销售额下降。
1. He also backed claims that the company had treated animals cruelly, and that its workers'low pay had helped to depress wages in the catering trade.
2. But when the ceiling is lower than reasonable, it would depress the supply.
3. Lower investment by OPEC could sharply push up crude prices and this could stifle demand and depress the global economy in the long run.
4. depress
4. A decline of the greenback also helped depress the reserves value as a big share of the holdings were US treasury bills.
5. The decline increased the oil market's concerns that hesitant consumers would further weaken the economy and depress demand for fuel.
6. The fallout could further depress US housing prices by making it harder to find buyers for a glut of foreclosed homes.
7. depress的翻译
7. While initial public offerings " draw money out of the market and depress prices, it doesn't mean that the company or economy is not fundamentally sound ".
8. But these measures depress the underlying real economy whose growth is fundamental to mitigating the capital economy boom.
9. The subprime meltdown will gradually depress the values of securities backed by these mortgages, which have been sold to investors around the world.
10. When companies are reducing their stockpiles because they are worried about future sales, it can further depress overall economic growth.
verb
1. lessen the activity or force of
e.g. The rising inflation depressed the economy
2. press down
e.g. Depress the space key
Synonym: press down
3. cause to drop or sink
e.g. The lack of rain had depressed the water level in the reservoir
Synonym: lower
4. lower someone's spirits
make downhearted
e.g. These news depressed her
The bad state of her child's health demoralizes her
Synonym: deject cast down get down dismay dispirit demoralize demoralise
5. lower (prices or markets)
e.g. The glut of oil depressed gas prices