英:[dɪˈfleɪt]
美:[dɪˈflet]
英:[dɪˈfleɪt]
美:[dɪˈflet]
vt.
放气
使缩小
紧缩(通货)
vt.
缩小
物价下降
de·flate
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第三人称单数:deflates
现在分词:deflating
过去式:deflated
过去分词:deflated
deflator (n.)
词根:deflate
adj.deflated 泄气的
deflationary 通货紧缩的
n.deflation 通货紧缩;放气
deflator 紧缩指数;平减物价指数;扣除通货膨胀因素的价格指数
v.deflated 抽气;使泄气(deflate的过去式和过去分词)
Verb
1. collapse by releasing contained air or gas;
"deflate a balloon"
2. release contained air or gas from;
"deflate the air mattress"
3. reduce or lessen the size or importance of;
"The bad review of his work deflated his self-confidence"
4. produce deflation in;
"The new measures deflated the economy"
5. reduce or cut back the amount or availability of, creating a decline in value or prices;
"deflate the currency"
6. become deflated or flaccid, as by losing air;
"The balloons deflated"
1891年,关于气球,这是一个新词(带有 de-),基于 inflate(参见)。拉丁语 deflare 的意思是“吹走”,但在英语单词中,前缀的意思是“向下”。相关: Deflated; deflating。
【动】压缩存储空间
de- + -flate (as in inflate)
The first known use of deflate was in 1891
deflectverb
to turn or cause to turn aside (as from a course, direction, or position)
a bullet deflected by striking a wall
deflectverb
to turn or cause to turn aside (as from a course, direction, or position)
a bullet deflected by striking a wall
deflectverb
to turn or cause to turn aside (as from a course, direction, or position)
a bullet deflected by striking a wall
deflectverb
to turn or cause to turn aside (as from a course, direction, or position)
a bullet deflected by striking a wall
deflateverb
to release air or gas from
to cause to move from a higher to a lower level : reduce from a state of inflation
deflate the national economy
to become deflated : collapse
deflationnoun
an act or instance of deflating : the state of being deflated
a reduction in the volume of available money or credit resulting in a decline of the general price level
deflationnoun
an act or instance of deflating : the state of being deflated
a reduction in the volume of available money or credit resulting in a decline of the general price level
deflateverb
to release air or gas from
to cause to move from a higher to a lower level : reduce from a state of inflation
deflate the national economy
to become deflated : collapse
deflateverb
to release air or gas from
to cause to move from a higher to a lower level : reduce from a state of inflation
deflate the national economy
to become deflated : collapse
deflateverb
to release air or gas from
to cause to move from a higher to a lower level : reduce from a state of inflation
deflate the national economy
to become deflated : collapse
1 The only other compression format you're likely to see is deflate, but it's less effective and less popular.
只其他压缩格式您可能看到是deflate,但也是较有效和使用率较低。
2 The Senator’s grin deflates and he looks back at the maid to collect these mundane drinks.
3 Papa’s words perked me up just like air does a deflated inner tube.
4 Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate.
接受-编码:gzip,deflate。
5 Mr. Galanter stored gloomily out at the field, looking a little deflated.
6 A new breathing technique is required, one in which the astronaut pants like a dog, and takes many short quick breaths “off the top” of his lungs, and never allows them to become completely deflated.
7 I feel the anger that was swelling within me deflate as I turn the vial over in my fingers, inside my pocket.
8 For a second his fury seemed to deflate, and he felt as if she were making fun of him, but a wave of blood immediately rushed to his brain.
9 With some quick and careful digging, I exposed the bulk of it, though the large tetrahedron and the deflated balloons still lurked below the surface.
10 I gazed up at the trees where a deflated red balloon was caught in some branches.
11 The market deflates, with everyone closing up their stalls for the day.
12 In January, Zimbabwe printed a dollar note with a number containing 14 zeros, only to further deflate its currency a month later.
今年1月,津巴布韦印制了面值为有十一个‘0’的钞票,仅隔一个月就又令其货币贬值。
13 She felt deflated, emptied out, after what had happened on the beach.
14 Chew leaves and apply them to my stings that are deflated but still tender.
15 The sound of everybody’s hopes deflating is almost a sucking inside the room.
16 “Not now,” Reg whispered, and his voice sounded so lost, so young, that Moss deflated, the rage rushing out of him, the river of anger gone.
17 He seemed deflated of the energy that had always defined him.
18 The last problem for peripheral countries trying to deflate their way to competitiveness is the biggest: debt.
对这些试图通过贬值来解决竞争力问题的边缘国家来说,最后一个问题也是最麻烦的问题,即他们的债务。
19 The birthday balloons deflated after a few days.
20 It quickly deflated, leaving both itself and the rover devoid of air.
1 贬值
3 货币紧缩
4 减少
fallen reductive loss modification contraction drop-off diminution decrement dockage falloff minus fall decrease diminish decay wane Peter dwindle abate reduce qualify shorten slash alleviate rebate lessen curtail pare allay retrench extenuate bate take from pare down dull the edge of
5 紧缩
constrictive belt-tightening stegnosis contraction contracture stringency striction contract austerity constriction retrench austere clench tightness stringent rundown squeeze knot constrict knotted firm compression constringe disinflate
6 给…放气
10 降低…的重要性
11 跑气
13 降低
down fall reduction depreciation lose break drop limit slow decrease clip lower sink descend dilute depress debase force down bring down fall off cut down roll back fall back drive down fall away flatten out cut derogatory downgrade degradation lowering drawdown diminution write-down derogation Leblang dip diminish deteriorate recede reduce damp degrade dampen deaden disrate
14 贬抑
derogatory disparaging decrial detract lower knock debunk denigrate abase speak the worst of give a bad account of give a poor account of
15 使贬值
17 使泄气
discourage puncture vex demotivate disincentivize take the starch out of mess with head demoralize dishearten discountenance
18 自卑
19 破灭
evil disappointed deathly damning blasted baleful lorn deathful damnatory end death defeat collapse grave smash decay cracker wreckage bane damnation sepulcher ballyhack shatter blight dig the grave of
20 放气
21 泄气
deflation discouragement despondency demoralize lose heart bottle defeated deflated despondent despond discourage dishearten out for the count throw cold water on disheartened puncture die discountenance castdown frustrate cooked frustrated downcast effete desponding down-in-the-mouth collapse flat deject one's heart sinks take water take the starch out of