英语释义

1. extreme or excessive inflation: such as

2. excessive distension with air or gas
hyperinflation of the lungs

3. extreme economic inflation with prices rising at a very high rate in a very short time
But the policy also fueled hyperinflation that experts say left Iran's economy weaker in the long run.
— Ramin Mostaghim also a period of such inflation
While every company may employ any of a variety of cash investment options during hyperinflation, every successful company has one policy in common …
— Gerald Swanson

4. extremely rapid increase in the price of goods and services extremely rapid economic inflation

5. excessive inflation (as of the lungs)

片语

galloping inflation[经] 恶性通货膨胀

dynamic hyperinflationDynamic hyperinflation is a phenomenon that occurs when a new breath begins before the lung has reached the static equilibrium volume.

manual hyperinflation人工充气过度

runaway inflation[经] 恶性通货膨胀

Massive Hyperinflation大量恶性通货膨胀

open hyperinflation开放性恶性通货膨胀

pulmonary hyperinflation肺过度充气

hyperinflation theory恶性通货膨胀

senile hyperinflation老年性肺过度充气

hyperinflation br恶性通货膨胀

hyperinflation n恶性通货膨胀

英汉例句

• this provided a one-year respite, but with no more resources to confiscate, money creation and hyperinflation resumed.

  这些举措换来了一年的喘息，但由于没有更多可供利用的资源，印钞票和恶性通货膨胀依然在继续。

• it is the vietnamese who are gloomy, and fears of hyperinflation run deep after some bruising encounters in the past.

  然而越南人却非常沮丧，担心极度通货膨胀会在过去的一系列经济挫伤之后变得更加严重。

• are unconventional monetary policies a path to hyperinflation or effective policies in extreme circumstances?

  在极端环境下，非常规货币政策是通往恶性通胀之路，还是有效的政策？

• that seems to me to be a more plausible danger than the hyperinflation that those fixated on fiscal deficits and central bank balance sheet find so terrifying.

  在我看来，这是一种更有可能发生的危险，而不是那些执着于财政赤字和央行资产负债表的人所畏惧的恶性通胀。

• after the cataclysmic debt crisis of 1982 the region’s policymakers abandoned the protectionism and fiscal profligacy that had brought hyperinflation and bankruptcy.

  从前该区决策者实行贸易保护政策，大肆挥霍财政，导致恶性通货膨胀和大量企业倒闭。 但在1982年那次灾难性的债务危机后，他们放弃了这些做法。

• invoking the hyperinflation of weimar germany and zimbabwe, he warned on january 12th that for congress to tamper with the fed「s independence would lead 「directly to economic ruin.

  1月12号，他援引了魏玛共和时期的德国以及津巴布韦的恶性通货膨胀的例子，并警告说，国会对美联储独立性的干扰将“直接导致经济崩溃」。

• marc is far more certain than i am that hyperinflation lies ahead.

  马克比我更为肯定，说恶性通胀就在前头。

• the first, including germany and austria, was haunted by memories of hyperinflation and fearful of the consequences for financial stability of de-linking from gold.

  一派包括德国与奥地利，由于惧怕过去恶性通货膨胀的旧事重演，担心脱离金本位制之后金融得不到稳定。

• these events have awakened many americans to problems with the fed」s loose monetary policy, the bubbles it has created in the past and the potential hyperinflation it might cause in the future.

  这些事情唤醒了许多美国人，他们开始质疑美联储宽松的货币政策，质疑这个政策在过去制造的泡沫和在将来可能导致的恶性通货膨胀的危险。

• the fed’s treasury-purchase plan prompted charges that it was inviting hyperinflation and had subordinated itself to the government’s deficit needs.

  美联储的国债购买计划因可能引发恶性通货膨胀而招致批评，而且其计划需服从政府削减赤字的需要。

• hyperinflation is running at unimaginable levels.

  恶性通货膨胀程度令人难以想象。