pessimism

美音：['pesə.mɪzəm] 英音：['pesə.mɪz(ə)m]

简单释义：

n.悲观；悲观主义；悲观情绪

网络悲观的；悲观主义的；指悲观

完整释义：

1.悲观,悲观主义,厌世主义

例句：

And a year ago last weekend, when Bear Stearns imploded, that cleared a lot of pessimism. Global markets leapt 13%.
一年前的上个周末当贝尔斯登（BearStearns）垮台时，认为股市触底的想法扫除了很多悲观情绪，全球市场上扬13%。
The PBOC's actions reflect a growing pessimism among the country's top leaders about the direction of the global economy.
中国央行的行动反映出中国最高领导人对全球经济走势越来越浓重的悲观情绪。
Dawkins : As an aside, such pessimism about humanity is popular among rationalists to the point of outright masochism.
道金斯：我离题一下，这种有关人性的悲观看法，在理性主义者当中很流行，甚至到了全盘自虐的地步。
Declaring that he would actively pursue the goal of peace in the Middle East, Obama said the world should not give in to pessimism.
他宣布，他在中东将会积极争取实现和平的目标。奥巴马说，对世界不应该持有悲观的态度。
I realized that it could become a part of my life if I fought against my self-hatred and pessimism.
我认识到，如果我与我的自憎和厌世作斗争，它就能成为我生命的一部分。
Markets seem to have realised that their pessimism in the wake of the Japanese earthquake was overdone and have recovered some ground.
经济市场似乎已意识到，他们对经济的悲观情绪在紧随的日本大地震面前已不那么严重了。
But he believed that it was vital to mix liberal idealism with a pessimism rooted in a conservative reading of history.
建议将后面合并在一起：但是他认为，在自由理想主义中融入根植于保守主义历史观的悲观主义是至关重要的。
And even though you sort of hear these feelings of sort of in newspaper, signs of pessimism sometimes, hiring has picked up.
而且即使你在报纸上听到悲观的声音，招聘还是已经重新开始了。

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