英语释义

• of or relating to demography;

  "demographic surveys"

• a statistic characterizing human populations (or segments of human populations broken down by age or sex or income etc.)

片语

demographic forecasts人口统计学上的预见

Demographic Changes人口变化（changes是change的动词第三人称）

Demographic Statistics[统计] 人口统计

demographic census人口普查

demographic characteristics人口学特征；个人背景特征

demographic structure人口结构

Demographic Buying人口数据匹配模式

demographic transition人口转变，人口过渡

Demographic Discretion人口统计特性描述

demographic shifts人口变化

demographic data人口数据，人口资料

demographic factor人口因素

英汉例句

• i've mentioned before that one interesting fact about the downturn is that unemployment rates have doubled, across the country and across demographic groups, almost as a rule.

  我曾经提到过一个有趣的事实是关于低迷期，也就是失业率双倍增加的时期，穿越国界也穿越人口群体，几乎成为一个定律。

• to determine whether routine surveys, such as the demographic and health surveys (dhs), have underestimated child mortality in malawi.

  确定诸如人口和卫生调查（dhs）之类的常规例行调查是否低估了马拉维的儿童死亡率。

• the retail giant also sell this information to thousands of other businesses, who use consumer profiles for advertising and demographic research.

  零售巨头也向数千其它企业出售这一信息，以便其利用消费者特征进行广告制作和人口研究。

• to assess the effects of the demographic transition, the two researchers split the sample into women born before 1870 and those born in or after it.

  为了评估人口过渡的影响，这两名研究员分头对在1870年前和在这时及之后进行生产的妇女进行取样。

• there is so much technology now evolved in getting that single ad on a page - all in the hope of either perfect demographic targeting or a click which results in the desired action.

  现在，如此多的技术被应用于把一条简单的广告放置到一个页面，都是出于希望人口统计学上的準确定向，或者是一次点击能够导致希望的结果。

• it is absurd to believe that we could plan our development as if we lived on a demographic island, as if everything will remain just as it is, minus a few million people.

  相信我们可以像处在人口孤岛上般的计划我们的发展是很荒谬的事，好像即使少了几百万的人口，所有的事还是会维持一样不变。

• the information system also included health, spatial and demographic data.

  该信息系统还包括健康、空间和人口数据。

• one of the biggest questions for arab countries, which are beginning to reap their own demographic dividends, is whether they will follow east asia or latin america.

  阿拉伯国家目前刚开始收获他们的人口红利，所面对的最大问题之一就是他们会步上东亚还是拉丁美洲的后尘。

• but when extrapolating to the united states, the demographic outlook should get more attention than it does.

  然而要由日本推及美国的情况，人口统计学的视野还是值得更多的关注。

• in the next one, low- and middle-income countries will have a demographic advantage to reinforce their economic gains.

  在接下来的一代，低收入及中等收入国家将具备人口优势来强化其经济收益。

• yet africa is also starting out, a little late, on a demographic transition that others have already traced: as people get richer, they have fewer children.

  但是非洲已经开始——尽管有些晚——其他地方已经经历过的人口转型：当人们越来越富有，他们的孩子就越少。

• until now, we thought of the demographic issue as theoretical, but it’s starting to bite.

  他说，「我们以前认为人口问题只是理论上的，但它现在开始起作用。」

• they have a younger demographic composition so they’re not burdened by legacy policy.

  他们有一个较为年轻的人口结构，所以他们不会为遗产政策所困。

• as we described earlier, personas represent user groups; in an artifact, they can be supported with demographic and other data.

  如我们早先描述的，角色代表用户组，在工件中，他们可以由人口统计和其他数据支持。

• the condition for any modernization is demographic modernization.

  任何现代化的条件是人口的现代化。

• this relatively low level is also the result of demographic developments.

  这个相对较低的青年失业率也是人口发展的结果。

• as long as they earn their salary, adding more to the economy than they take from it, double-dippers are helping to solve the demographic problem.

  只要他们在赚取薪水，他们对于经济的付出就大于收入，领取双份收入的人有利于解决人口统计学上的问题。

• these countries are catching up, but largely without the economic means to cope with the social and economic challenges posed by such a profound demographic shift.

  这些国家正在追赶上来，但它们大多数都没有经济手段来应对由这种深刻的人口变化所带来的社会和经济挑战。

• the pri has held the state, where the demographic mix mirrors that of the country as a whole, for 82 years.

  革命体制党获得了该州的支持，而这个州的人口混杂，是整个国家82年以来的民生缩影。

• this demographic change has resulted in increasing numbers and proportions of people who are over 60.

  这一人口变化带来的结果是，60岁以上的人在数量和比例上持续增加。

• the demographic dividend comes around only once.

  人口红利仅此一次，失不再来。

• all this is a world away from the other rich country with demographic growth: america.

  所有这一切都与另一个人口增长的富国——美国——相去甚远。

• the demographic shift is a result of the one-child policy implemented in 1979.

  而这种人口下降，是1979年实施的计划生育政策所导致的结果。