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单词 slowdown
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slowdown
(sldaʊn )
Word forms: slowdowns
1. countable noun
A slowdown is a reduction in speed or activity.
There has been a sharp slowdown in economic growth. [+ in]
2. countable noun
A slowdown is a protest in which workers deliberately work slowly and cause problems for their employers. [US, business]
It's impossible to assess how many officers are participating in the slowdown.
regional note:   in BRIT, use go-slow
Collocations:
dramatic slowdown
In fact, the most significant development has been a dramatic slowdown at the top of the market.
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Experts believe that target has become unattainable and predict that the dramatic slowdown in starts over the past quarter will continue this year.
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Prohibitive top-rate stamp duty and overheated prices hamper the opposite end of the market - precipitating a dramatic slowdown in prime sales.
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Property prices in the capital are rising at 2.6 per cent compared with 12.7 per cent this time last year, after 'the most dramatic slowdown' of all the major conurbations.
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As mentioned above, hydrogen sulfide binds to cytochrome oxidase and thereby prevents oxygen from binding, which leads to the dramatic slowdown of metabolism.
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experience a slowdown
Garden centres are yet to experience a slowdown in supply because of a lag between the extraction of peat and its arrival at the end of the supply chain.
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Its share price more than halved after it warned that it had experienced a slowdown in demand.
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There would be 'bumps in the road ahead' in emerging markets, which were already experiencing a slowdown, it said.
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Of the rest of it, the technology side experienced a slowdown because of lower demand for tablets and smartphones.
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All parts of the sector experienced a slowdown, the purchasing managers' index showed, with civil engineering contracting.
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general slowdown
This was due to the general slowdown in the construction sector.
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Investors have been spooked by falling bank share prices, talk of negative interest rates and a general slowdown in the world economy.
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Encouragingly, the best technology companies are still attracting backers' attention, despite the general slowdown in venture-capital and private-equity investment.
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Despite currently surging prices, the uncertainty caused by the referendum may soon lead to a general slowdown in property sales.
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However, it also highlighted the general slowdown.
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global slowdown
However, experts still think it will be one of the more profitable markets during a global slowdown because it has so many high-quality defensive companies.
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The eurozone crisis has brought worries of a wider global slowdown.
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It would not take much of an intensification of the global slowdown to set off worries about excess capacity.
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These exhibitions happened amid a global slowdown in art buying.
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Investors were eager for signs from the aluminium producer of how well companies have withstood the global slowdown.
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predict a slowdown
Tighter borrowing conditions and fears that many recent private equity deals have been over-leveraged have led many to predict a slowdown.
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Most economists predict a slowdown in growth but for the economy to keep expanding.
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However, some economists predict a slowdown as the weak pound drives up the price of imported goods.
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Though the club's growth predictions are upbeat, at 2.7% this year and next, it predicts a slowdown to 2.4% in 2017 and 2018.
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It would be tempting to think that because we have predicted the slowdown to come, the profession will have redeemed its failure to forecast the financial crisis.
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productivity slowdown
In fact, they have been associated with a productivity slowdown, perhaps because people are spending too much time checking their smartphones.
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The productivity slowdown in the 1970s was not permanent, and growth started to recover in the leading western economies in the 1980s.
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How do we explain this productivity slowdown, which appears to be affecting all western economies to some degree?
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The chancellor already faces a productivity slowdown expected to blow a hole in plans to balance the budget by the middle of the next decade.
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He has shown how this model can be used to deal with the contemporary economic problems such as the productivity slowdown and appropriate tax policy.
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sharp slowdown
While indicators point to a sharp slowdown in growth next year following the credit crisis, inflation remains a persistent threat.
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But a sudden and sharp slowdown in global trade is hurting the cashflow of container shipping companies.
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The sharp slowdown in overall productivity growth in recent years is well known.
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sign of a slowdown
And buying agents who specialise in sourcing country homes for clients are discerning little sign of a slowdown.
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Now, at the slightest sign of a slowdown, he's cut the deposit rate to a new low of minus 0.5 per cent.
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Mulberry, noted for handbags that can cost up to 1,250, said yesterday that it had yet to see any sign of a slowdown.
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We've seen no sign of any slowdown in bookings or spend on site.
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Any sign of a slowdown in the labour market could be a warning of weaker economic growth.
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slight slowdown
The $1 billion return sent shares 6.4 per cent higher to 17.27, despite confirmation of a slight slowdown in revenue growth last month.
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However, the shares dipped 2.5 per cent to €80.60 as investors reacted to a slight slowdown in sales in the third quarter.
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Almost all sectors recorded growth, although grocers and clothing experienced a slight slowdown.
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The weakness of demand fed into a slight slowdown in house-price inflation.
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However, the source added that there might be a slight slowdown in launches as institutional investors are favouring investing in established funds.
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spending slowdown
To think about this, we need to look back at the causes of the big spending slowdown in the first half of last year.
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This could spark fears of a consumer spending slowdown as homeowners struggle with higher mortgage costs while the value of their property falls.
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New licensing laws, the smoking ban, a consumer spending slowdown and ballooning costs have conspired to create the toughest market conditions he - or anyone else - can remember.
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So far, the spending slowdown has been modest.
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He said recruitment and training had been hit by the spending slowdown since the new year.
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suffer a slowdown
The housing market would suffer a slowdown, with those already on the housing ladder not being able to make the next step up the property ladder.
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Given that 20 per of its sales are drawn from financial services, there were concerns that it would suffer a slowdown in spending.
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The housing market will suffer a slowdown next year as fewer people are expected to buy homes owing to economic uncertainty and changes to taxes for buy-to-let landlords.
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The manufacturing and services sectors suffered a slowdown over the past three months, according to one of the country's biggest business lobby groups.
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Manufacturing delivered the worst performance, but services also suffered a slowdown, falling to 52.5 from 54.8 last month.
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temporary slowdown
Are they fully fed for winter hibernation — a temporary slowdown?
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While serious recessions usually occur only once a decade, economies often suffer a temporary slowdown in the middle of a typical ten-year business cycle.
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It gained pace early last year but weakened towards the end of 2014, as a temporary slowdown in the housing market reduced the construction of new homes.
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