英语释义

• (geology) the erosion of soil as a consequence of sand and dust and loose rocks being removed by the wind;

  "a constant deflation of the desert landscape"

• a contraction of economic activity resulting in a decline of prices

• the act of letting the air out of something

片语

inflation deflation通货膨胀

Deflation column风蚀柱

world deflation全球性通货紧缩

monetary deflation货币紧缩

deflation ratio放气范围

deflation gap通货紧缩缺口

And Deflation而通货紧缩

disinflation[经] 反通货膨胀

global deflation全球通货紧缩

英汉例句

• no one thinks that deflation in itself is desirable.

  没人认为通货紧缩本身是可取的。

• the boj itself appears to believe that deflation is not a monetary problem but one of low productivity.

  日本央行本身似乎认为通货紧缩并不是一个财政问题，而是一个低生产率的问题。

• first we have the deflation shock of lives.

  首先，我们将终生承受通货紧缩的打击。

• we’re already closer to outright deflation than at any point since the great depression.

  从大萧条后，我们已经比任何时候都接近彻底的通货紧缩了。

• still, an extended period of deflation can keep consumers from spending and companies from investing as they wait for prices to fall further.

  不过，长时间的通货紧缩会遏制消费者支出和企业投资，因为他们会等待物价进一步下跌。

• investors are saying that they view the risk of depression and deflation as greater than that of default and inflation.

  投资者表示，他们认为经济衰退和通货紧缩的风险，要高于政府违约和通货膨胀。

• that such a monetary policy, combined with the growing fiscal deficits discussed above, is more likely to lead to inflation rather than deflation should be clear.

  由于这样的货币政策，加上上面讨论过的财赤的增加最有可能导致的是通胀，而不是通缩，这一点是很清楚的。

相反词

inflation膨胀；通货膨胀；夸张；自命不凡