hunkering

英 ['hʌŋkərɪŋ]

美

v. 盘坐( hunker的现在分词 )
hunker的现在分词

双语例句

• Many companies are hunkering down during the recession by cutting back on business travel.
  许多公司在经济萧条的时候保持低调，削减公务旅行的开支。
• The long-term investors are hunkering down, backing the best entrepreneurs and looking forward to the challenges and opportunities ahead.
  长期投资者已经蹲守下来，支持最优秀的企业家，期待未来的挑战和机遇。
• But like many of my friends and I, these people are putting their wallets away and hunkering down for years of economic malaise.
  但就像我的很多朋友和我一样，这些人正在收起自己的钱包，做好准备迎接长达数年的经济不景气。
• Households are hunkering down and many will regard an added transfer payment as a temporary windfall that is best used to pay down debt, not boost spending.
  美国家庭不为这种做法所动，许多人将这种额外的转移支付视为临时性的意外收入&它们最好被用于还债，而非增加支出。
• The industry may be hunkering down for a while.
  银行业可能会萧条一段时间。
• The overall unemployment rate of8.3% looks better because companies are hunkering down and retaining staff in the hope of a recovery.
  整体失业率看起来稍微好点，为8.3%，因为企业在经济复苏希望的指引下，都在紧紧咬住自己的员工不放。
• The truth is that hunkering down and quietly doing quality work might not be enough in today's recessionary times.
  当今经济衰退，守旧主义和默默无闻的做事情已经行不通了。
• Some, though, are hunkering down for much worse.
  但有些人的预期要比这差得多。
• Hunkering down for austerity is not enough. The rich world needs a strategy for growth.
  财政紧缩显然不够，发达国家亟需增长策略。
• However, hunkering down in a blast resistant or brick building and staying away from windows can help your odds.
  然而，静待在抗爆物，或砖建筑物和远离窗户，可以帮助您的胜算。