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recession
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*[ri'seʃәn]\nn. 后退, 凹处, 衰退, 归还\n【医】 退缩\n【经】 经济衰退
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英文: A collapsing housing market in the US, or an oil-induced recession in the west, would prove that bond markets have been right all along.
中文: 假若美国房地产市场崩溃，或者高油价引发西方经济衰退，这些将证明债券市场终究是正确的。
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英文: A diehard reformist, Kim can boast 4.6% economic growth for the first quarter, as opposed to deep recession last year.
中文: 金大中对于改革持有执着的态度，他在第一季度的经济增长中达到4.6％，这将是对去年经济不景气的还击。
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英文: A recession is characterized by a decreased demand for goods, increased unemployment, and decline in the gross national product.
中文: 衰退的特点是需求下降，失业增加，国民生产总值减少。
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英文: A warning from Greenspan that the United States could be struggling to stave off a recession later this year contributed to a rout on global stock markets in late February.
中文: 不久前，格林斯潘预测美国经济今年年末可能将面临衰退，这引起了2月底全球股市的大跌。
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英文: According to the Economist, it was the strong economic growth of China that saved the world economy out of recession after the American stock bubbles burst in 2000 and 2001.
中文: 《经济学家》周刊指出，在2000—2001年美国的股市泡沫破裂之后，由于中国的强劲发展，整个世界逃脱了衰退的一劫。
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