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recessions
英：【rɪˈsɛʃənz】美：【rɪˈsɛʃənz】
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美：
常见释义：
n.
衰退；凹入的地方（recession的复数形式）
1、economic
recessions
─── 【经】经济衰退
原型:recession
1、recess ─── n.休息；休会；凹处；vi.休息；休假；vt.使凹进；把…放在隐蔽处
2、recesses ─── 深处
3、recession ─── n.衰退；不景气；后退；凹处
4、gyroscopic precession ─── 【力】陀螺进动
5、recessed downlight ─── 嵌入式筒灯
6、foveola pharyngica recess ─── 咽小凹
7、precessional students ─── 进修学生
8、recesses of thought ─── 思想的隐秘
9、searing great recession ─── 灼热的大萧条
10、floccular recess ─── 絮凝槽
1、
Recessions
are a natural part of life, think of it as a baby evolution that makes adjustments and restores things to a more balances manner. ─── 经济衰退是人类生活的自然属性，它仿佛一次小型的进化过程，通过调整修复等手段以求达到经济体内部、及各经济体之间关系的重新平衡。
2、The current economic downturn is markedly different from previous
recessions
. ─── 目前的经济衰退和以前的经济衰退明显不同。
3、We are in the midst of one of the worst
recessions
for many, many years. ─── 我们正处于许多年以来最严重的一次经济衰退。
4、One of the reasons was that those
recessions
were aggravated by crises in the financial sector itself. ─── 原因之一在于，金融领域本身的危机加重了经济衰退。
5、His view was that the government could expand the money supply during
recessions
and contract it in the subsequent booms. ─── 他认为，政府可以在衰退时期扩大货币供应，在随后的繁荣时期收紧银根。
6、Paul Samuelson once said that the stock market had predicted eight of the last five
recessions
. The same might be said of recoveries. ─── 保罗-萨缪尔森（PaulSamuelson）曾经说过，在过去的5次衰退中，股市预言到了8次。此言或许同样适用于复苏。
7、As I said, these consequences probably wont be as bad as the devastating
recessions
that racked third-world victims of the same syndrome. ─── 如我所言，这些后果极有可能不至于变得像袭击第三世界的破坏性衰退那么糟糕，虽然从表面上看其症状都是一样。
8、The length of a downturn can be measured against earlier
recessions
, but its intensity is harder to quantify and compare. ─── 经济低迷的长度能够通过衰退初期推测出来，但是它的强度较难量化和比较。
9、Blacks remain the last hired and first fired during
recessions
. ─── 衰退期间，黑人仍然是最后被雇佣和最先被解雇的人。
Male speaker Recessions come and go, but this is the worst recession Ive seen.
More severe
recessions
that last longer.
Recessions often start because the demand for credit falls.
Its monetary and fiscal policies would short-circuit
recessions
and promote vigorous growth.
First, it could turn slowdowns into
recessions
and average
recessions
into more severe ones.
Naturally, stock market crashes and
recessions
end up tossing businesses into bankruptcy court and throwing people out of work.
Instead,
recessions
will be allowed to run their course and governments will simply wait for a recovery.
Recessions cause firms to scrap equipment; they also discourage new investment, all the more so if interest rates are high.
For example,
recessions
and inflations can be highly contagious among nations.