第三人称复数：deficits
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名词赤字; 亏损; 亏空; 不足额
1. 逆差：如果收入大于支出,国际收支的差额就称为顺差(Surplus如果支出大于收入,这个差额就称为逆差(Deficit如果收入和支出相等,就称为国际收支平衡(Equilibrium).
2. (预算)赤字：欧盟统计局表示,希腊2009年预算赤字(Deficit)高于早前的估计,且数据仍可能继续向上调整,另外穆迪下调希腊主权评级至A3,周四欧元EUR受打压再次大幅下跌,欧元EUR/美元USD一度跌至11个月低点.
3. 财政赤字：但美联储前主席格林斯潘上周五接受媒体采访时表示,债券收益率上扬,表明投资人对庞大的联邦债务很担心,可能预示中长期利率水平的进一步上扬. 同时,美国利率掉期息差本周也缩窄至记录最低水平,表明投资人对不断上升的财政赤字(Deficit)非常担心.
1. 差额;赤字;亏损;逆差
A deficit is the amount by which something is less than what is required or expected, especially the amount by which the total money received is less than the total money spent.
e.g. They're ready to cut the federal budget deficit for the next fiscal year.
他们已准备好削减下一财年的联邦预算赤字。
e.g. ...a deficit of 3.275 billion francs.
32.75亿法郎的赤字
1. Although the Stability and Growth Pact may be elastic enough to permit some deficit stimulus, a country may feel constrained from acting as aggressively as it wants.
2. Arnold Schwarzenegger has declared a fiscal emergency to address California's deficit and has ordered state offices closed three days a month to save cash.
3. When the US current account deficit frightens investors, it will cause the cost of capital to rise for the United States.
4. The SFC also found that the firm had deficit in the required capital as on 30 June 2006.
5. But economists believed the trade deficit would not last, amid efforts to control capital flow and combat inflation.
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6. The other $ 2 trillion deficit was offset by the robust return of the dollar capital to the US.
7. deficit什么意思
7. Democrats chided the package for its proposed cuts and because they said it obscured more serious deficit problems ahead.
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8. So those concerned with job losses in US manufacturing should join the chorus lobbying for a much smaller fiscal deficit.
9. Beijing seeks an FTA with Seoul to help ease its chronic trade deficit with South Korea.
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10. The ballooning deficit problem has drawn wide concerns under the circumstance of a sovereign debt crisis in Europe.
deficit什么意思
noun
1. the property of being an amount by which something is less than expected or required
e.g. new blood vessels bud out from the already dilated vascular bed to make up the nutritional deficit
2. an excess of liabilities over assets (usually over a certain period)
e.g. last year there was a serious budgetary deficit
3. (sports) the score by which a team or individual is losing
4. a deficiency or failure in neurological or mental functioning
e.g. the people concerned have a deficit in verbal memory
they have serious linguistic deficits