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复数:recessions
词根:recess
adj.recessive 隐性的;逆行的;后退的
recessionary (经济)衰退的;衰退期的
recessional 后退的;(英)议会休会的
n.recess 休息;休会;凹处
recessive 隐性性状
recessional (礼拜仪式后牧师及唱诗班退场时所唱的)退场赞美诗
vi.recess 休息;休假
vt.recess 使凹进;把…放在隐蔽处
noun (1)
the act or action of receding : withdrawal The exposed roots of teeth, commonly caused by gum recession, can be protected by using a composite resin in combination with an adhesive resin.—American Dental Association
the recession of floodwaters
economics a period of significantly reduced general economic activity that is marked especially by declines in employment and production and that lasts more than a few months a period of economic recession The spurt of economic growth that usually follows recessions isn't in sight this time.—David Wessel compare depression sense 2a
The country is in a recession.
a departing procession (as of clergy and choir at the end of a church service)
noun (2)
the act of ceding back to a former possessor
economic recession经济衰退
1640年代,“后退的行为,回归”来自法语 récession “向后走,撤退”,直接源自拉丁语 recessionem(主格 recessio)“后退”,动作名词,来自 recedere 的过去分词词干“后退,倒退; 撤退,离开”,源自 re- “后退”(参见 re-) + cedere “走”(来自 PIE 词根 *ked- “走,屈服”)。
“经济活动暂时下降”的意义是1929年秋季的新词,可能是 recess(动词)的动作名词:
The material prosperity of the United States is too firmly based, in our opinion, for a revival in industrial activity — even if we have to face an immediate recession of some magnitude — to be long delayed. [Economist, Nov. 2, 1929]
美国的物质繁荣基础太坚实,即使我们不得不面对一次规模相当大的经济衰退,工业活动的复苏也不会被长时间延迟。[经济学家,1929年11月2日]
Ayto(“20世纪词汇”)指出,“这个术语的创造中有一丝委婉的意味。”
退缩:拉开、回收作用,在牙科指牙龈缘和基础组织回缩,离开牙颈,结果露出牙骨质
撤回
经济衰退
衰退
经济衰退
价格暴跌
Noun (2)re- + cession
The first known use of recession was in 1630
rechargeverb
to make a new attack
to charge againespecially: to restore the chemical energy of (a storage battery) so it may be used again
to make or become restored in energy or spirit : renew
needed some time to relax and recharge
recessive1 of 2adjective
tending to go back
producing a bodily characteristic (as eye color) when homozygous and not masked by a copy of the gene that is dominantalso: exhibited by the body only when the determining gene is homozygous blue eye color is a recessive trait
recessive genes
recessive2 of 2noun
a recessive characteristic or gene
an individual that has one or more recessive characteristics
recessive1 of 2adjective
tending to go back
producing a bodily characteristic (as eye color) when homozygous and not masked by a copy of the gene that is dominantalso: exhibited by the body only when the determining gene is homozygous blue eye color is a recessive trait
recessive genes
recessive2 of 2noun
a recessive characteristic or gene
an individual that has one or more recessive characteristics
recessionnoun
the act or fact of receding or withdrawing
a group of individuals departing in an orderly often ceremonial way
a downward turn in business activityalso: the period of such a downward turn
recessionnoun
the act or fact of receding or withdrawing
a group of individuals departing in an orderly often ceremonial way
a downward turn in business activityalso: the period of such a downward turn
recessionalnoun
a hymn or musical piece at the conclusion of a service or programalso: recession sense 2
recessionnoun
the act or fact of receding or withdrawing
a group of individuals departing in an orderly often ceremonial way
a downward turn in business activityalso: the period of such a downward turn
recessionnoun
pathological withdrawal of tissue from its normal position
advanced gum recession
1 What do people want — to go back to the recession?”
2 In the teeth of the longest recession since the 1930s, the company continues to perform well.
尽管面对20世纪30年代以来持续时间最长的经济衰退,这家公司却一直经营良好。
3 "We just saw the full force of the economy, the recession, affect the ability of people to take part in entertainment activities," executive director D. David Brown said.
4 In the film, the 2008 recession was the catalyst that sent people searching for a better life on the road.
5 Many musicians cite another sort of recession behind the dwindling opportunities: the Classical Music Recession.
6 The Met, which struggled financially during the recession, will not say how much it pays for storage or transport.
7 The recession has affected club business, and owners will do anything to bring in new customers, said Michael Musto, the gossip columnist for The Village Voice and tireless bon vivant.
8 The United States is in a serious recession today.
美国当今处于严重的经济萧条期。
9 The recession is easy.
(经济)衰退并不那么严重.
10 Institutional work, with its longer project timelines and steadier financial supply, is continuing apace through the recession.
11 “I don’t feel like we’re totally out of this recession yet,” he said in his post.
12 He gave that up at the height of the recession, but says he can do pretty much the same dazzling look with crystals.
13 But Adele and Lady Gaga have restored some hope to an industry battered by piracy, label retrenchment and the recession.
14 the impact of the current recession on manufacturing
时下经济萎缩对制造业的影响
15 To compound his problems, economic data released on Wednesday morning showed that Britain had slipped back into recession.
16 Even in the face of the recession, private sector support for culture totalled £655 million last year.
17 While the recession grinds on, “This Could Hurt” rotates through these characters, one per chapter, sometimes showing us the same meeting or conversation from different points of view.
18 Don’t tell the folks in Park City, Utah, that there is a recession.
19 Whether this will remain true given the recession as well as the related shift in attitudes toward big business and wealth inequality is debatable.
20 The current recession have left workers with a lot about theirss jobs.
当前的不景气给生意场人给任务打上了很多问号.
1 凹处
well fold socket scoop recess concave concavity bowl pocket lap hollow cavity trough dint dish valley pit sinking cell nucleus
2 衰退
retrograde retrogression crack-up fail sink collapse ebb degenerate retrogress failure decay sag atrophy degeneracy declension involution flag rust dwindle failing rusty sagging decline weakness downturn slowdown degeneration weakening fade weaken lapse falter degenerative labefaction depression slump wane moulder go disintegrate wither droop at a low ebb falling recessive atrophic fall breakdown decadence
4 不景气
slow flat depressed slack stagnant depression stagnation dullness tailspin stagnancy slump depress stagnate doldrums
6 凹进处
7 归还
payback return replacement restoration restitution homing redelivery reverter refund replace restore render recede retrocede give again refundment retrocession restitute
9 萧条
flat depressed slack wintry depressant winterly depression stagnation flatness stagnancy depress doldrums
11 退出
fink-out vacation quit withdrawal exodus secession outgo voidance egression drop rise exit withdraw resign vacate recede secede leave remove bolt void
12 退回
13 撤退
katabasis retirement removal retreat withdrawal evacuation disengagement withdraw evacuate disengage haul off pullout rollback pullback retire bug out give ground fall back recessional rise bug recoil fink mog scarper vacate
15 撤回
withdrawal retraction recant unsay countermand draw back repeal palinode recede recall forsake revoke retract withdraw draw back from doing draw back from from doing take back
16 后退
retrograde recessive regressive recessional retrogressive fink-out katabasis backup retirement setback recess recoil fallback retrogression backdown retrogradation countermarch sternway climb-down back retreat recede retrogress retrocede retire fink out bear back lose ground drop back backing regression regress retrocession regradation drop lapse stern foremost fall back shy jib crawfish back off throwback backset
18 退行
20 经济衰退
21 退后