staggering

形容词蹒跚的; 难以置信的，令人震惊的; 犹豫的

副词难以置信地，令人震惊地

动词错开; 蹒跚(stagger的现在分词); 使…感到震惊[担心]

1. 交错：而交错(staggering)价格调整就能在保证名义粘性的基础上进行平滑调整,交错调整是指厂商综合考虑现在价格水平和其他厂商在未来的定价策略所进行的最优定价行为.

2. 巨大的,令人吃惊的：cyclical 循环的 | staggering 巨大的,令人吃惊的 | get over 痊愈,恢复

3. 参差党：staggered circuits 相互失谐级电路 | staggering 参差党 | staining technique 染色法

4. 参差调阶：staggered-tooth double-helical gear 交错齿人字齿轮 | staggering 参差调阶 | stagnant film 滞膜

1. 令人大吃一惊的;令人震惊的
    Something that is staggering is very surprising.

    e.g. ...a three-year contract reputed to be worth a staggering £5,000-a-week...
           据称高达每周 5,000 英镑的三年期合同
    e.g. The results have been quite staggering.
           结果非常令人震惊。

1. staggering在线翻译

1. They are by no means the only government plans to rescue the staggering real estate sector faced with the hovering housing prices.

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2. Wolf also pointed to the management of the consequences of China's " simply staggering " investment ratio as a big challenge for China.

3. The country is still staggering from 27 years of civil war, and those who play domestically earn about $ 500 a month.

4. A staggering 43 million Americans get food stamps today, a clear indication of the scale of poverty.

5. Their staggering and unprecedented success in becoming European soccer champions has brought the first of this summer's major sporting events to a truly remarkable climax.

6. With the flow of a staggering number of peasants into cities, the issue of migrant workers has come to the fore.

7. staggering的翻译

7. Rupp said that although DR Congo's war formally ended five years ago, " ongoing strife and poverty continue to take a staggering toll ".

8. staggering

8. The project is expected to cost a staggering $ 650 million upon the completion of the construction of the houses and infrastructure on site.

9. The banking giant HSBC alone had to cough up a staggering $ 17 billion in US subprime writedowns last year.

10. The situation in the West appears grim with crashing stock markets, staggering unemployment rates and other manifestations of the global economic crisis.

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