off-bear

基本解釋

Heyerdahl knew that the trade winds and ocean currents off the South-American coastline bear in the direction of Polynesia.
海爾達(dá)爾知道信風(fēng)和洋流從南美的海岸線(xiàn)承擔(dān)的方曏波利尼西亞。
But because the state, which owns the biggest banks — and thus the people's savings — ultimately pays the price of the write-off, households bear the cost of the cleanup.
這些國(guó)有銀行擁有居民大量存款，但因爲(wèi)國(guó)家最終將這些壞賬一筆勾銷(xiāo)，居民不得不爲(wèi)其買(mǎi)賬。
Perhaps there will be no climactic sell-off to signal the end of the bear market. Instead share prices may simply bounce around in a choppy range near today’s values.
也許標(biāo)志熊市結(jié)束的拋售高潮根本不會(huì)發(fā)生，股價(jià)衹是在現(xiàn)在的估值水平附近反複震蕩。

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Lower growth than that would make the public debt harder to bear and scare off the foreign capital that India needs to fund its current-account deficit and pay for its imported energy.
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