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单词 bullish
释义
bullish
adjective
uk
/ˈbʊl.iʃ/us
/ˈbʊl.iʃ/

bullishadjective(ATTITUDE)

givingyouropinionsin apowerfulandconfidentway:
乐观的；充满信心的
She's being very bullish about the firm'sfuture.她对公司的未来很有信心。
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Strong-willed
  • adamant
  • adamantine
  • adamantly
  • aggressive
  • aggressively
  • go-getting
  • going
  • gutsy
  • hard-boiled
  • hard-headed
  • pigheadedly
  • purposeful
  • purposefully
  • pushy
  • recalcitrant
  • ultra-serious
  • unbending
  • undaunted
  • unrelenting
  • unrelentingly
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Confidence & self-assurance

bullishadjective(FINANCIAL MARKET)

A bullishfinancialmarketis one in whichsharepricesarerising.
股票行情看涨的；牛市的
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  • algo
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  • anti-dilution
  • anti-speculation
  • anti-speculative
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  • bond
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  • bull market
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  • non-convertible
  • non-cumulative
  • non-directional
  • non-discretionary
  • payback period
  • rogue trader
  • stockbroker
  • stockholder
  • strip
  • the Big Board
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Price increases
(Definition ofbullishfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

bullish| American Dictionary

bullish
adjective
us
/ˈbʊl·ɪʃ/
(ofmarketsandinvestments) withpricesrising, or (ofpeople)expectinggood things,esp. ofbusiness:
She’s bullish onhigh-techcompanies.
(Definition ofbullishfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

bullish| Business English

bullish
adjective
FINANCE,STOCK MARKET
/ˈbʊliʃ/uk
us
if amarketis bullish, a lot ofpeoplearebuyingshares,bonds,currency, etc. because theyexpectthepriceof them toincrease:
There is abullishmoodonWallStreet.
bullish on sthWithgrowingdemandfor telecommunicationequipment, themarketis very bullish on thesetypesofstocks.

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bearish
(Definition ofbullishfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbullish

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Once the break had occurred cash sales dominated, and thebullishcolumn of forward buyers was replaced by forward sellers.
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The discipline'sbullishclaims for male-identified objectivity never overcome its potential for" feminine" subjectivism.
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Although a few analysts remainedbullishabout the market, most had serious reservations.
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If a new piece of information arrives which isbullish, traders will immediately bid up the price of futures, so the next trade should fully reflect the new information.
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There are some complaints, all of which we investigate, but, broadly, we feel "bullish" about meat.
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He took abullishline about the whole thing.
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He is always worth listening to andbullish.
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There was concern that the tin price had shown no sign of recovery even though experts had been takingbullishviews late in 1989.
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All these and the cost of compliance is likely to make all but the mostbullishof aspiring entrepreneurs blanch.
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In a characteristically trenchant way—bullishhe was in every respect—he gave the game away.
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The company points to a general malaise, which is perhaps a useful counterbalance to the ratherbullishstatements that we sometimes hear.
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I would not be quite asbullishas was my noble friend on that occasion.
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Despite thebullishtalk about spending at the macro level, this happy scenario is all too frequently not reflected at the micro level.
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I have known him for a long time, and underneath that somewhatbullishexterior there are many redeeming features.
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In fact, it is only in the final stages when they do agree to participation that they are most likely to make any kind ofbullishstatement at all.
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