名词掏槽; 凹割; 截槽; 钻蚀
动词削弱( undercut的现在分词 ); 以低于（竞争者）的价码出售货物或提供服务; 接受较低工资与…抢工作
undercutting是什么意思
1. 根切：高副 higher pair | 根切 undercutting | 公称直径 nominal diameter
2. 过度切割：滚柱式单向超越离合器 roller clutch | 过度切割 undercutting | 函数发生器 function generator
3. 运动失真：运动链 kinematic chain | 运动失真 undercutting | 运动设计 kinematic design
4. 底切作用：ultraviolet radiation 紫外线幅射 | undercutting 底切作用 | underemployment 未充份就业
1. The industry regulator may want to stop these telecom giants from undercutting each other, as a fierce price war would leave little profit for these State companies.
2. The promotion is associated with Sinopec's undercutting strategy to fortify market position in the wake of two oil price cuts in Beijing earlier this year.
3. Critics blamed the Bush administration for undercutting the search for weapons and warned that Kay's departure could further undermine the effort.
4. He later told ABC's " Nightline " that he was the most hated man in the world for undercutting Bullock's career high with his unfaithfulness.
5. " Fiscal policy must navigate between the twin perils of losing credibility and undercutting recovery, " she added.
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6. The two oil giants seem to have no intention of undercutting each other.
7. There have also been at least three bombs in crowded markets, apparently aimed at causing civilian casualties and undercutting public support for the army offensive.
8. Many US lawmakers complain China's currency is undervalued by as much as 40 percent, undercutting the competitiveness of US products.
9. Tang's company holds more than 70 per cent of China's auto insurance industry and is presumably the biggest victim of undercutting.
10. She must control a vast, complicated bureaucracy she's been accused of ignoring and undercutting.