global crisis的意思

global crisis中文翻譯：

全球性危機

相似詞語短語

fiscal crisis───財政危機

global price───全球價格

global rules───全應規則；全局規則

globalises───使全球化（英式英語）

globalists───n.支持全球主義者

oil crisis───[工經][油氣]石油危機

global politics───全球政治學

global capitalism───全球資本主義

climate crisis───氣候危機

雙語使用場景

Think about climate change, another global crisis of deep concern in this region.───想一想氣候變化問題，即本區域深切關注的另一個全球危機。

The global crisis is also arising at a politically resonant moment for China.───全球經濟危機在中國政治上與其產生共鳴的時刻來臨.

Long Term Capital Management a New York fund, came close a global crisis in 1998.───1998年時紐約基金-長期資金管理公司就沒這么命好倒閉了,還引起了全球危機.

After an impressive rebound from the global crisis, China is running into new head winds.───在從全球危機中有力復蘇后, 中國遇到了新的困難.

The global crisis has battered the local steel industry, leaving thousands of workers without jobs.───這場全球性的危機已使當地鋼鐵業遭受重創, 讓成千上萬的工人丟掉了飯碗.

If you want to know where the global crisis came from, then, think of it this way: we're looking at the revenge of the glut.───如果你想知道這個全球性的危機來自哪里，那么，讓我們這樣想：我們看到的是過剩的報復。

Fortunately, this is one global crisis where the health sector can directly shape policies that govern preparedness and response.───有幸的是，這是一個全球性危機，我們衛生部門可以直接形成應對和反應的政策。

Now, distortion of accounting information brings global crisis of confidence accounting and should be settled promptly.───會計信息失真已經引發了全球性會計信任危機,是會計界急待解決的問題.

英語使用場景

"China's actions have helped the global crisis from getting worse, and I agree with its leaders that it is too early to rollback fiscal and monetary measures, " said Zoellick.

The "lighter" title reflects the very different economical situation in which it's taking place; a severe global crisis that has put a damper on everyone's mood for quite sometime now.

Some believe the government default may still in the cart, potentially triggering a wider global crisis.

Could the current global crisis derail the Party's strategy?

The director of Ghana's Development Policy Institute, Nii Moi Thompson, agrees, saying the effects of the global crisis on Africa are likely to be indirect.

He blamed the global crisis on neoliberalism, or "free-market fundamentalism—and excessive greed".