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 deficit ['dɛfɪsɪt]   添加此单词到默认生词本
n. 赤字, 不足额

[医] 短缺

[经] 赤字, 不足, 亏绌


  1. The company had a deficit of 5000 dollars.
    公司亏空了五千美元。
  2. We have a great deficit this year.
    我们今年有很大亏损。
  3. The current trade deficit indicates a serious imbalance between our import and export trade.
    当前的贸易赤字表明我们的进出口贸易严重失调.


deficit
[ noun ]
  1. the property of being an amount by which something is less than expected or required

    2. <noun.attribute>
    new blood vessels bud out from the already dilated vascular bed to make up the nutritional deficit
  2. a deficiency or failure in neurological or mental functioning

    3. <noun.state>
    the people concerned have a deficit in verbal memory
    they have serious linguistic deficits
  3. (sports) the score by which a team or individual is losing

    4. <noun.quantity>
  4. an excess of liabilities over assets (usually over a certain period)

    5. <noun.possession>
    last year there was a serious budgetary deficit


Deficit \Def"i*cit\, n. [Lit., it is wanting, 3d person pres.
indic. of L. deficere, cf. F. d['e]ficit. See {Defect}.]
Deficiency in amount or quality; a falling short; lack; as, a
deficit in taxes, revenue, etc. --Addison.

  1. But the unexpected savings from the drought may now reduce the deficit below $146 billion.
  2. The Reagan administration's latest stated estimate of the budget deficit for all of the current fiscal year is $146.74 billion, but many private analysts predict a gap in the $160 billion to $175 billion range.
  3. Proponents of the plans contend the refinancings reduce the budget deficit in the current fiscal year by paying off the government's loans in cash up front.
  4. Partly as a result of the emergency imports, which included razor blades, soap, winter boots and clothes, the Soviet Union posted a trade deficit last year for the first time in 14 years.
  5. You have to go to the heart of the problem and close the deficit.' Treasury officials reject the criticism that they are going too slowly.
  6. Britain's merchandise trade deficit widened to #1.16 billion ($1.85 billion) in May from #504 million in April.
  7. He says he reassured Reagan administration officials two years ago that the declining dollar would eventually bring the trade deficit under control.
  8. What Moody's officials were told is that Mrs. Whitmire will resolve an unexpected budget deficit with a recently approved 18.9 percent tax increase.
  9. If the projected 1990 deficit on Oct. 16 is higher than $110 billion, a sequester under Gramm-Rudman-Hollings would automatically reduce next year's spending levels to the extent necessary to reduce the estimated deficit to $100 billion.
  10. If the projected 1990 deficit on Oct. 16 is higher than $110 billion, a sequester under Gramm-Rudman-Hollings would automatically reduce next year's spending levels to the extent necessary to reduce the estimated deficit to $100 billion.
  11. "I'm going to introduce it sometime at my convenience." Rep. Rostenkowski wants the slower approach because he fears that a rush for tax cuts could lead to a big plan that isn't fully paid for and increases the budget deficit.
  12. It has run a persistent budget deficit for the past decade, which last year reached about 9 per cent of GDP, double that of the US.
  13. If this figure isn't revised as the previous one was, it would be the first such deficit in more than 50 years.
  14. The national deficit was cited by 30 percent as the single greatest threat to the economy.
  15. Inflation might be the No. 1 issue with the Fed chairman, but closing that deficit is No. 1 with other groups, including some in the White House.
  16. The deficit was thereby only cut from 13.3 per cent of GDP to 6.3 per cent.
  17. They explained how the selling of assets could drive down and perhaps wipe out New York's deficit.
  18. "It's a myth to think that the public out there is just livid at the thought of a revenue component of a deficit reduction plan, that's a total mistake," says GOP analyst Kevin Phillips.
  19. The merchandise trade deficit totaled a record $148.5 billion in 1985 and is estimated at around $170 billion last year.
  20. Rather than erecting trade barriers, the U.S. should work to reduce its budget deficit and increase savings and education, the study said.
  21. Soon, lawmakers began trying to remove other special funds _ covering money set aside for transportation, banking and other programs _ from the deficit computations.
  22. Several analysts suggested that if the trade deficit for August narrowed to less than $14 billion, the dollar could be buoyed against other currencies, further depressing precious metal prices.
  23. That trend should help reduce global trade imbalances, including the United States' big trade deficit, and lead to more stable in foreign exchange rates, Waigel said.
  24. "There's just no way to justify this pay hike at this time," he said. "We have a huge deficit.
  25. The persistence of the budget deficit is overwhelming evidence that the federal budget process is fundamentally flawed.
  26. Last month's report showing an unexpectedly large $13.83 billion deficit in February triggered a sharp sell-off in both the dollar and Treasury bonds.
  27. Instead of depressing the dollar to correct the trade deficit, Mr. Hagens favors restraints on domestic demand to slow imports.
  28. Outside the administration, Mr. Baker's Keynesian critics have long urged devaluation as the only way to reverse the trade deficit; they're still waiting for the J-curve to kick in and reduce the deficit, despite two years of devaluation.
  29. Outside the administration, Mr. Baker's Keynesian critics have long urged devaluation as the only way to reverse the trade deficit; they're still waiting for the J-curve to kick in and reduce the deficit, despite two years of devaluation.
  30. The current account deficit provides a measure of the amount of money the nation must raise abroad, principally from borrowing, to finance the economy.
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