scarcity

美音：['skersəti] 英音：['skeə(r)səti]

简单释义：

n.缺乏；不足；稀少

网络稀缺性；短缺；稀少性

变形：

复数：scarcities

完整释义：

1.缺乏,缺少,不足
2.〔林〕短缺
3.缺货
4.荒,荒歉,饥荒
5.稀罕;少见
6.【经济学】匮乏,萧条

例句：

Scarcity choices can be seen as a bad thing, but I see it as liberating. I'm not saying we should have no choices, but fewer is better.
少些选择可能会被认为是坏事情，我却认为这是自由。我不是说我们应该别无选择，而是说适当有些选择会好一点。
Following the free rehearses the inevitable fall of prices, and takes advantage of the only true scarcity: human attention.
追求免费，提前迎接无可避免的技术滑落，而且运用唯一真正的稀有资源————人们的注意力。
A fixed portion, especially an amount of food allotted to persons in military service or to civilians in times of scarcity.
给量，定量一个固定的份量，特指在物资缺乏时供给军队股役人员或平民的一定量的粮食
Back in the era of scarcity, they were a rare calorie-rich treat to fill the chronically hungry belly.
在物资稀缺的年代，因为月饼富含热量，通常被用来填饱肚子。
To men of letters, Spring is always the goddess Muse. There has never been scarcity of singing for Spring whenever and wherever.
春一直是文人墨客的缪斯女神，古今中外，歌颂春天的诗句数不胜数。
The lack of such a correspondence in the old scheme was defended by the fundamental fact of scarcity.
在过去体制下，这种一致性的缺乏被匮乏的基本现实所庇护。
However, it is their scarcity in passing option that makes it a major concern for me.
然而，对于他们让我最头疼的问题在于他们的传球选择上。
In periods of speedy progress, it seems, stubborn reactionaries at least enjoy a certain scarcity value.
看起来，在快速进步时期。顽固的反动分子至少享受了一定的稀缺性价值。

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