retrench

美音：[rɪ'trentʃ] 英音：[rɪ'trentʃ]

简单释义：

v.紧缩开支；节约；缩减（人员）

网络节省；减少；削减

变形：

第三人称单数：retrenches 现在分词：retrenching 过去式：retrenched

完整释义：

1.节省,减省,削减,缩减,减少(经费等);删除,省略(字句等);截去,割去,修剪
2.俭约,节省
3.紧缩
4.截断
5.删节
6.【筑城】设内郭,筑内墙

例句：

The more they do so, the bigger the burden of Japan's debt becomes, and the more households and firms are likely to retrench.
物价下降的越多，日本债务负担也就会变得越重，更多的家庭和企业也会开始压缩支出。
Reliance on Chinese and other emerging market growth could hardly be guaranteed if their main commercial markets started to retrench.
依赖于中国和其它新兴市场的增长是非常不可靠的做法。
This suggests that governments wanting to retrench, but worried about social instability, should consider tax increases, first and foremost.
这也启发了我们，若政府想要紧缩开支又担心危害到社会稳定，或许他们应首先考虑提高税率。
It is not obvious, in addition, who would act as the world's "borrower of last resort" , should US households retrench.
此外，如果美国家庭紧缩开支，看不出来谁会成为全球“最后的借款人”。
They must retrench; that did not admit of a doubt.
他们必须节省开支，这是毋庸置疑的。
Wall Street firms, which often retrench in downturns, have been nudged down the rankings.
往往在衰退时紧缩业务的华尔街公司已经处于排名的末尾。
Hopes of a U. S. -led recovery have faded as American consumers retrench.
鉴于美国消费者削减开支，以美国为主导的经济复苏的希望已经破灭。
Even as Chinese stock markets retrench, two purchasing-manager surveys out Tuesday offered fresh signs of China's growth.
即便中国股市大幅下滑，周二公布的两大采购经理人指数仍然带来了中国经济增长的新迹象。

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