trade war

常見例句

雙語例句

• As in their trade meeting in Hangzhou last month, China and the U.S. pledged to work together to avoid a trade war as pressure builds in both countries' export sectors.
  正如雙方上月在杭州的貿(mào)易會(huì)談一樣，儅時(shí)中美保証會(huì)共同避免由於兩國出口部門施壓而造成的貿(mào)易戰(zhàn)。
• Surplus countries will need to accommodate these essential adjustments through expansions in demand, relative to potential supply. In a trade war, surplus countries have most to lose.
  盈餘國由於供應(yīng)有保証不得已衹能通過擴(kuò)大內(nèi)需去適應(yīng)有必要的調(diào)整，打貿(mào)易戰(zhàn)的話損失慘重。
• They apply, after all, only to imports worth a couple of billion dollars last year, hardly the stuff of a great trade war.
  雖然如此，與去年相比，也僅僅適用於幾十億美元的進(jìn)口，根本談不上貿(mào)易大戰(zhàn)。

原聲例句

• China also asked the World Trade Organization to intervene, to avoid a trade war.
• Some warn the measures could trigger a trade war. Others say they represent more normal trade relations.
• Trade war?In September, Washington slapped tariffs on tire imports from China, and just last week, imposed new duties on the import of a key Chinese steel product to the United States.

權(quán)威例句

• This is bad economics: both China and America would lose enormously from a trade war.
  ECONOMIST: China and America
• This detonated a global trade war that dried up world commerce and the flows of capital.
  FORBES: Capitalism: A True Love Story
• Anxiety about a potential currency or trade war if the decline in the U.S. dollar continues.
  FORBES: Market Meets New Wall of Worry Or More Likely Just Brief Profit-Taking On Way To Higher Highs
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