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单词 economic
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More important to him may be economic nationalism.This makes political but not economic sense.This will push up inflation and contribute to slower economic growth.Culture had been pressed into service as a new economic sector.They have fled as their native island has tumbled into economic crisis.There was an ongoing economic downturn.The survey suggests that the eurozone's economic recovery will continue.It comes after warning in July that economic and political uncertainty could hit earnings.Rural wage growth has now collapsed; wider economic growth and investment has dropped sharply.Previous studies have shown that financial shocks and unemployment can harm relationships but the new figures suggest that the economic recovery has made couples more unhappy.The economic recovery would be at risk under anybody else.The economic pain may emerge to gradually change minds in large numbers.They became economic and social radicals in the process.The presidential election will be conducted against a backdrop of seismic political and economic turmoil.The population is growing again and economic growth has been above average for a sustained period.The economic downturn has hit young people hardest.Such concerns may be a source of new economic energy.Partly because the economic crisis has left us without the means for anything more decadent.So the economic downturn may have us tightening our belts in more ways than one.Other interpretations focus on economic and political factors.The company is performing well despite the economic downturn.Other factors such as family background and economic status may also be considered.Older people have shrugged off the economic downturn and headed overseas on long trips.Stronger economic growth has boosted the number of people in work but it has not yet boosted productivity.The pace of economic recovery is thus likely to remain very weak over the next few months at least.Computer games may sound trivial but they represent the cutting edge of technology and a huge new economic sector.Actions taken for reasons of political and economic expediency have been presented as if altruism were the sole motive.But they will strengthen the structural underpinnings of economic growth and do it no harm in the short term.The aim is to avoid cuts in teaching or research that might hold back the contribution of universities to the economic recovery.Does the pick-up in consumer confidence point to an economic recovery?The pessimistic outlook is likely to persist next year unless there is a radical improvement in economic conditions, he said.He suspects he could have cut it faster in the first couple of years, before the euro crisis sparked an economic slowdown.And all around us new economic powers emerging which are as strong or stronger thanany individual European nation acting on its own.

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economic

British English: economic /ˌiːkəˈnɒmɪk; ˌɛkə-/ ADJECTIVE
Economic means concerned with the organization of the money, industry, and trade of a country, region, or society.
...Poland's economic situation.
  • American English: economic
  • Arabic: اِقْتِصَاديّ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: econômico
  • Chinese: 经济学的
  • Croatian: ekonomski
  • Czech: ekonomický hospodářský
  • Danish: økonomisk
  • Dutch: economisch
  • European Spanish: económico Economía
  • Finnish: talous-
  • French: économique
  • German: wirtschaftlich
  • Greek: οικονομικός
  • Italian: economico
  • Japanese: 経済の
  • Korean: 경제학의
  • Norwegian: økonomisk
  • Polish: ekonomiczny
  • European Portuguese: económico
  • Romanian: economic
  • Russian: экономический
  • Latin American Spanish: económico
  • Swedish: ekonomisk
  • Thai: เกี่ยวกับเศรษฐกิจ
  • Turkish: ekonomi
  • Ukrainian: економічний
  • Vietnamese: thuộc về kinh tế

All related terms of 'economic'

Chinese translation of 'economic'

economic

(iːkəˈnɔmɪk)

adj

  1. [system, history, reform] 经(經)济(濟)的 (jīngjì de)
  2. (= profitable) [business etc] 有利可图(圖)的 (yǒulì-kětú de)

All related terms of 'economic'

(adjective) 
Definition
of or relating to an economy or economics
The pace of economic growth is picking up.
Synonyms
financial
business
trade
industrial
industrial machinery and equipment
commercial
In its heyday it was a major centre of commercial activity.
mercantile
the emergence of a new mercantile class
(adjective) 
Definition
of or relating to an economy or economics
Their country faces an economic crisis.
Synonyms
monetary
They tighten monetary policy to avoid inflation.
financial
The company is in financial difficulties.
material
fiscal
The government tightened fiscal policy.
budgetary
huge budgetary pressures
bread-and-butter (informal)
pecuniary
She denies obtaining a pecuniary advantage by deception.
(adjective) 
Definition
capable of being produced or operated for profit
(British) 
Solar power can be an economic proposition.
Synonyms
profitable
Car manufacturing is the most profitable business in America.
successful
One of the keys to successful business is careful planning.
commercial
Whether the project will be a commercial success is still uncertain.
rewarding
a career which she found rewarding
productive
a productive relationship
lucrative
Many of them have found lucrative jobs in private security firms.
worthwhile
The study did not produce any worthwhile results.
viable
solvent
cost-effective
money-making
profit-making
remunerative
seeking remunerative employment
(adjective) 
Definition
inexpensive or cheap
(informal) 
The new process is more economic but less environmentally friendly.
Synonyms
economical
It is more economical to wash a full load.
fair
He had a fair command of English.
cheap
Smoke detectors are cheap and easy to put up.
People want good service at a cheap price.
reasonable
His fees were quite reasonable.
modest
the modest home of a family who lived off the land
low-priced
inexpensive
a huge variety of good inexpensive restaurants

Additional synonyms

in the sense of budgetary
huge budgetary pressures
Synonyms
financial,
money,
economic,
monetary,
fiscal,
pecuniary
in the sense of cheap
Definition
costing relatively little
Smoke detectors are cheap and easy to put up.People want good service at a cheap price.
Synonyms
inexpensive,
sale,
economy,
reduced,
keen,
reasonable,
bargain,
low-priced,
low-cost,
cut-price,
economical,
cheapo (informal)
in the sense of commercial
Definition
of or engaged in commerce
In its heyday it was a major centre of commercial activity.
Synonyms
mercantile,
business,
trade,
trading,
sales

Synonyms of 'economic'

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