第三人称复数:inflations
名词通货膨胀; 膨胀; 夸张; 自命不凡
1. 膨胀:通货膨胀: (Inflation)一般指因纸币发行量超过商品流通中的实际需要的货币量而引起的纸币贬值、物价持续上涨现象. 其实质是社会总需求大于社会总供给[供远小于求]. 通货膨胀在现代经济学中意指整体物价水平上升.
2. 充气:飞行前检查(preflight checks)-充气(inflation)-地面控伞(ground handling)-放气(deflation)对伞衣的充气是通过给予A组伞绳比其它伞绳更大的张力来完成的.
1. 通货膨胀
Inflation is a general increase in the prices of goods and services in a country.
e.g. ...rising unemployment and high inflation.
不断增长的失业人数与高通货膨胀
e.g. ...an inflation rate of only 2.2%.
仅 2.2% 的通货膨胀率
1. inflation在线翻译
1. Others buy gold out of fear the money created as the US props up its banking system will lead to inflation.
2. The government has pledged to eventually free up prices, but has been reluctant to act because of inflation concerns.
3. It would raise inflation in the US and reduce Americans'buying power, and decrease the value of China's holdings as well as its export capability.
4. " Intensified concern about rising global inflation has triggered a buying spree in commodities, " said Zhou.
5. Inflation eats into ordinary people's buying power and erases part of the national income, as bubbles are not values.
6. European Central Bank raised its benchmark rate yesterday, spurring commodity buying as an inflation hedge against a weaker dollar.
7. Weakness was by no means unique to Japanese stocks in the midst of a toxic mix of rising inflation and slowing growth known as stagflation.
8. It is now the world's most valuable company measured by market value if inflation is not considered.
9. It accused them of " masked inflation " by keeping prices stable while reducing the weight of products.
10. That will raise the country's total electricity bill by billions of yuan this year, adding weight to inflation.
inflation的翻译
noun
1. the act of filling something with air
2. lack of elegance as a consequence of being pompous and puffed up with vanity
Synonym: ostentation ostentatiousness pomposity pompousness pretentiousness puffiness splashiness
3. (cosmology) a brief exponential expansion of the universe (faster than the speed of light) postulated to have occurred shortly after the big bang
4. a general and progressive increase in prices
e.g. in inflation everything gets more valuable except money
Synonym: rising prices