英语单词短语词组“economy”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

economy

noun

/iˈkɒn.ə.mi/us

/iˈkɑː.nə.mi/

economynoun(SYSTEM)

B2[C]

thesystemoftradeandindustryby which thewealthof acountryis made and used:

经济；经济制度

theglobaleconomy全球经济

theGerman/US economy德国／美国经济

thestateofthe economy经济状况

aweak/strongeconomy疲软／强劲的经济

Tourismcontributesmillions ofpoundsto thelocaleconomy.旅游业带来数百万英镑的地方收入。

More examples

Theloweringofinterestrateswill give a much-neededboostto the economy.
Tenyearsofincompetentgovernmenthadbroughtabout thevirtualcollapseof the country's economy.
Thegovernmentplanstocuttaxesinordertostimulatethe economy.
Anydecreaseintourismcould have aseriouseffecton thelocaleconomy.
Furtherincreasesinimportscoulddestabilizethe economy.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Economics

accommodative
anti-economic
anti-inflation
anti-inflationary
anti-recession
Chancellor of the Exchequer
double-dip
GDP
go-go
hyperinflation
inflation
monetarist
monetization
monetize
neoliberal
non-economist
protectionism
retrenchment
the public purse
upturn

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economynoun(SAVING MONEY)

[CorU]

theintentionalsavingofmoneyor, lesscommonly, thesavingoftime,energy, words, etc.:

节省；节约；节俭

They've had tomakeeconomies since Nathanlosthisjob.自从内森失业以来，他们不得不节俭度日。

This can be done bymachineswith morespeedand economy.这可以用机器来完成，又快又经济。

She writes with such economy - I've neverknownawritersay so much in so few words.她惜墨如金——我从没见过哪位作家能如此言简意赅。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Budgeting money

balance
budgetary
couponing
cut
cut back
cut cornersidiom
cutback
defund
economize
economy drive
economy-size
manage
save(something)up
save onsomething
setsomeoneagainstsomeone
shoestring
spending plan
square
thrift
thrifty

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(Definition ofeconomyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

economy| American Dictionary

economy

noun

/ɪˈkɑn·ə·mi/

economynoun(SYSTEM)

[C]social studies

thesystemoftradeandindustryby which thewealthof acountryorregionis made and used:

Tourismcontributesmillions ofdollarsto the region’s economy.

economynoun(SAVING MONEY)

[U]

thecarefuluse andmanagementofmoneyor oftime,energy, words, etc.:

For thepurposeof economy, you maypreferto use acheapercutofmeatin thisrecipe.

(Definition ofeconomyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

economy| Business English

economy

noun

/ɪˈkɒnəmi/us

pluraleconomies

[C]ECONOMICS

thesystemof makingmoneyandproducinganddistributinggoodsandserviceswithin acountryorregion:

Onaverage,Chinaaccountsforalmosthalfof thetotalexportgrowthofEastAsianeconomies.

Thepropertyandconstructionindustriesare nolongerasdominantin the economyas they used to be.

Indiahas one of thefastest-growing economiesin theworld.

the global/national/local economyPoliticalleadersexpressedconcernat theeffectofincreasingoilpriceson theglobaleconomy.

abooming/strong/robusteconomy

aslowing/weak/stagnanteconomy

an emerging/a developing/a developed economyHong Kong, Singapore,SouthKorea, and Taiwan are oftencategorizedasemergingeconomies.

stimulate/boost/jump-start the economyNewlegislationhasboostedtheruraleconomy as well assupportinglocalcommunities.

an economy grows/slows/recoversIn theyearto the secondquarterof 2007, the UK economygrewby 3.1%.

aknowledge-/service-/cash-based economy

a slowdown/downturn in the economyThe Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said thedeclineinsalesreflectedthedownturnin the economy.

[CorU]

thefactof notspendingmoremoney, using moreresources, etc. than you need to:

Manymanufacturingprocesseshave beenoutsourcedtoEasternEuropeforreasonsof economy.

Higherlicencefeescantemptcommercialorganizationstomake economiesonservicequality.

[U]TRANSPORT

→economy class:

Executives at thefirmnowflyeconomy,ratherthanclubclass.

a false economy

something thatseemsto be a good way ofsavingmoneybut is not:

Goingabroadwithouttravelinsuranceis afalseeconomy if you areilland needcostlymedicaltreatment.

Examplesofeconomy

economy

We calibrate r to match the observed growth rate of consumption in these village economies.

From theCambridge English Corpus

Figure 2 shows the path of per-capita consumption over a 50-year period for two economies: = 177 and 245.

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In addition, we investigate the properties of asset returns and the equity premium in our incomplete-markets economies.

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The study also reveals that stock prices implied in the economies with short-sale constraints exhibit countercyclical movements.

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In the latter, indeterminacy significantly relied on scale economies, whereas here it almost exclusively rests on frictions in financial market.

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The magnitude of the economy's response increases with the size of the externality.

From theCambridge English Corpus

Our emphasis on the impact on low-skill workers follows from concerns that these workers often are hit the hardest by trade liberalization in industrialized economies.

From theCambridge English Corpus

However, some studies have shown that larger operations, which achieve economies of size, are also able to achieve economies of scope8.

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The literature has been unclear whether economies of scope can be achieved on smaller sized integrated operations.

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However, there is some evidence that more diversified production units might be able to achieve economies of both scale and scope.

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The reason for economies of scale are fixed costs, which mainly occur for the first but not for subsequent guidelines.

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They tried to reconcile the economy's reliance on female wage-earners with the desire for traditional families of breadwinning men and domestic women.

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Cities, particularly metropoli, are no longer isolated from broader processes that are currently serving to globalize both cultures and economies.

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The present process suggests smaller unit costs through learning and economies of scale.

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One such undertaking might examine the extent and specific form of institutional interference with signals between heterogeneous agents in other struggling economies.

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These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

Collocationswitheconomy

economy

These are words often used in combination witheconomy.

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advanced economy

This is the mark of anyadvancedeconomy.

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Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0

agrarian economy

The colonial state, despite increasing agrarian support to the settlers, also came to a realization that settler agrarian economy was bankrupting the young colony.

From theCambridge English Corpus

agricultural economy

The repeated and prolonged military campaigns would not have been possible without military conscription: its impact on theagriculturaleconomywas far from negligible.

From theCambridge English Corpus

单词	economy
释义	economy noun uk /iˈkɒn.ə.mi/us /iˈkɑː.nə.mi/ economynoun(SYSTEM) B2[C] thesystemoftradeandindustryby which thewealthof acountryis made and used: 经济；经济制度 theglobaleconomy全球经济 theGerman/US economy德国／美国经济 thestateofthe economy经济状况 aweak/strongeconomy疲软／强劲的经济 Tourismcontributesmillions ofpoundsto thelocaleconomy.旅游业带来数百万英镑的地方收入。 More examples Theloweringofinterestrateswill give a much-neededboostto the economy. Tenyearsofincompetentgovernmenthadbroughtabout thevirtualcollapseof the country's economy. Thegovernmentplanstocuttaxesinordertostimulatethe economy. Anydecreaseintourismcould have aseriouseffecton thelocaleconomy. Furtherincreasesinimportscoulddestabilizethe economy. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Economics accommodative anti-economic anti-inflation anti-inflationary anti-recession Chancellor of the Exchequer double-dip GDP go-go hyperinflation inflation monetarist monetization monetize neoliberal non-economist protectionism retrenchment the public purse upturn See more results » economynoun(SAVING MONEY) [CorU] theintentionalsavingofmoneyor, lesscommonly, thesavingoftime,energy, words, etc.: 节省；节约；节俭 They've had tomakeeconomies since Nathanlosthisjob.自从内森失业以来，他们不得不节俭度日。 This can be done bymachineswith morespeedand economy.这可以用机器来完成，又快又经济。 She writes with such economy - I've neverknownawritersay so much in so few words.她惜墨如金——我从没见过哪位作家能如此言简意赅。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Budgeting money balance budgetary couponing cut cut back cut cornersidiom cutback defund economize economy drive economy-size manage save(something)up save onsomething setsomeoneagainstsomeone shoestring spending plan square thrift thrifty See more results » (Definition ofeconomyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) economy\| American Dictionary economy noun us /ɪˈkɑn·ə·mi/ economynoun(SYSTEM) [C]social studies thesystemoftradeandindustryby which thewealthof acountryorregionis made and used: Tourismcontributesmillions ofdollarsto the region’s economy. economynoun(SAVING MONEY) [U] thecarefuluse andmanagementofmoneyor oftime,energy, words, etc.: For thepurposeof economy, you maypreferto use acheapercutofmeatin thisrecipe. (Definition ofeconomyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) economy\| Business English economy noun uk /ɪˈkɒnəmi/us pluraleconomies [C]ECONOMICS thesystemof makingmoneyandproducinganddistributinggoodsandserviceswithin acountryorregion: Onaverage,Chinaaccountsforalmosthalfof thetotalexportgrowthofEastAsianeconomies. Thepropertyandconstructionindustriesare nolongerasdominantin the economyas they used to be. Indiahas one of thefastest-growing economiesin theworld. the global/national/local economyPoliticalleadersexpressedconcernat theeffectofincreasingoilpriceson theglobaleconomy. abooming/strong/robusteconomy aslowing/weak/stagnanteconomy an emerging/a developing/a developed economyHong Kong, Singapore,SouthKorea, and Taiwan are oftencategorizedasemergingeconomies. stimulate/boost/jump-start the economyNewlegislationhasboostedtheruraleconomy as well assupportinglocalcommunities. an economy grows/slows/recoversIn theyearto the secondquarterof 2007, the UK economygrewby 3.1%. aknowledge-/service-/cash-based economy a slowdown/downturn in the economyThe Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said thedeclineinsalesreflectedthedownturnin the economy. [CorU] thefactof notspendingmoremoney, using moreresources, etc. than you need to: Manymanufacturingprocesseshave beenoutsourcedtoEasternEuropeforreasonsof economy. Higherlicencefeescantemptcommercialorganizationstomake economiesonservicequality. [U]TRANSPORT →economy class: Executives at thefirmnowflyeconomy,ratherthanclubclass. a false economy something thatseemsto be a good way ofsavingmoneybut is not: Goingabroadwithouttravelinsuranceis afalseeconomy if you areilland needcostlymedicaltreatment. See also the black economy bubble economy command economy dual economy exchange economy experience economy free economy fuel economy the global economy Goldilocks economy View all informal economy information economy knowledge economy managed economy market economy mixed economy the new economy parallel economy planned economy political economy real economy service economy the shadow economy subsistence economy (Definition ofeconomyfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) Examplesofeconomy economy We calibrate r to match the observed growth rate of consumption in these village economies. From theCambridge English Corpus Figure 2 shows the path of per-capita consumption over a 50-year period for two economies: = 177 and 245. From theCambridge English Corpus In addition, we investigate the properties of asset returns and the equity premium in our incomplete-markets economies. From theCambridge English Corpus The study also reveals that stock prices implied in the economies with short-sale constraints exhibit countercyclical movements. From theCambridge English Corpus In the latter, indeterminacy significantly relied on scale economies, whereas here it almost exclusively rests on frictions in financial market. From theCambridge English Corpus The magnitude of the economy's response increases with the size of the externality. From theCambridge English Corpus Our emphasis on the impact on low-skill workers follows from concerns that these workers often are hit the hardest by trade liberalization in industrialized economies. From theCambridge English Corpus However, some studies have shown that larger operations, which achieve economies of size, are also able to achieve economies of scope8. From theCambridge English Corpus The literature has been unclear whether economies of scope can be achieved on smaller sized integrated operations. From theCambridge English Corpus However, there is some evidence that more diversified production units might be able to achieve economies of both scale and scope. From theCambridge English Corpus The reason for economies of scale are fixed costs, which mainly occur for the first but not for subsequent guidelines. From theCambridge English Corpus They tried to reconcile the economy's reliance on female wage-earners with the desire for traditional families of breadwinning men and domestic women. From theCambridge English Corpus Cities, particularly metropoli, are no longer isolated from broader processes that are currently serving to globalize both cultures and economies. From theCambridge English Corpus The present process suggests smaller unit costs through learning and economies of scale. From theCambridge English Corpus One such undertaking might examine the extent and specific form of institutional interference with signals between heterogeneous agents in other struggling economies. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocationswitheconomy economy These are words often used in combination witheconomy. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. advanced economy This is the mark of anyadvancedeconomy. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0 agrarian economy The colonial state, despite increasing agrarian support to the settlers, also came to a realization that settler agrarian economy was bankrupting the young colony. From theCambridge English Corpus agricultural economy The repeated and prolonged military campaigns would not have been possible without military conscription: its impact on theagriculturaleconomywas far from negligible. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/economy##
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economynoun(SYSTEM)

economynoun(SAVING MONEY)

economy| American Dictionary

economynoun(SYSTEM)

economynoun(SAVING MONEY)

economy| Business English

See also

Examplesofeconomy

Collocationswitheconomy

economy