deceleration
名词减速
1. 减速度：decelerated motion 减速运动 | deceleration 减速度 | deceleration energy 减速能
2. 减速;减速度：decay correction 衰变修正 | deceleration 减速;减速度 | decipherment 鉴定
3. 负加速度：deceleratingnozzle 减速导流管 | deceleration 负加速度 | deceleration 减速
1. deceleration
1. The current deceleration of consumer inflation actually provides a good window of opportunity for the government to further remove energy price control measures.
2. He attributed that change to economic deceleration, corporate profit decline and tax cuts made to boost growth.
3. The government is countering the downturn with a fiscal stimulus that will limit GDP deceleration, and credit has actually expanded.
4. Markets are waiting to see a deceleration of the rate of economic decline.
5. The financial tightening and economic deceleration on the mainland also add to the negative factors eroding investors'confidence in the stock market.
6. The decline came amid global economic troubles and a deceleration in China's own economic growth, both of which have made investors more hesitant to spend money.
7. He said the deceleration might continue because of uncertainties such as reduced external demand and the spreading impact of the US subprime mortgage crisis.
8. This was a meaningful increase after 10 consecutive quarters of deceleration, and it marks the Chinese economy's second soft landing in slightly less than four years.
9. A continued deceleration in China's rate of GDP growth will only threaten to make the indebtedness of grassroots governments more harmful to the economy.
10. The deceleration of Asia's biggest economy is rippling through Hong Kong, which had record retail sales gains as recently as last year.
noun
1. the act of decelerating
decreasing the speed
e.g. he initiated deceleration by braking
2. a decrease in rate of change
e.g. the deceleration of the arms race
Synonym: slowing retardation
3. (physics) a rate of decrease in velocity