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 deterioration [dɪ`tɪrɪə'reʃən]   添加此单词到默认生词本
n. 恶化, 衰退, 退化

[医] 变坏, 变质, 颓废, 衰退

[经] 变质, 降低(品质等), 腐烂变质险


  1. Inevitable and steady deterioration of a system or society.
    恶化，败坏系统或社会不可避免的无法逆转的恶化或败坏
  2. Deterioration of intellectual faculties, such as memory, concentration, and judgment, resulting from an organic disease or a disorder of the brain. It is often accompanied by emotional disturbance and personality changes.
    痴呆智力能力，例如记忆力、精神集中的能力、判断力等的恶化，常因某器官病疾或头脑紊乱，引起经常伴随着情感波动和性情的变化
  3. A process, condition, or period of deterioration or decline, as in morals or art; decay.
    堕落在道德或艺术方面变坏，或衰落的过程、条件、或期间；衰败


deterioration
[ noun ]
  1. a symptom of reduced quality or strength

    2. <noun.state>
  2. process of changing to an inferior state

    3. <noun.process>


Deterioration \De*te`ri*o*ra"tion\, n. [LL. deterioratio: cf. F.
d['e]t['e]rioration.]
The process of growing worse, or the state of having grown
worse.

  1. For owners who have followed the recommended oil maintenance schedule, Mazda will extend to five years or 60,000 miles the warranty term for engine damage due to abnormal engine oil deterioration.
  2. Mr. Bangemann, more flexible but carrying less clout than Mr. Stoltenberg, also held out the option of advancing the date of the tax cuts if a sudden deterioration of the West German economy demanded it.
  3. The report is expected to indicate some drought-related deterioration of crop conditions in July but traders weren't willing to bet heavily on the USDA numbers.
  4. However, both Feddema and Meierding believe acid rain, which can carry pollutants great distances, has made only a slight contribution to the deterioration.
  5. But the institutes report either no improvement or deterioration in other once-vital industries such as iron production, foundries, precision engineering and textiles.
  6. A deterioration in profits during the pre-sale period reduced the companies' value to potential purchasers. The NAO also criticises the Scottish Office for its failure to monitor the sale costs, which totalled Pounds 2.3m.
  7. There's too much emphasis on age and deterioration.
  8. The deterioration in the value of these holdings, as well as other share and bond holdings, had by July 2 reduced Hafnia Holding's equity to a negative DKr450m.
  9. It also said its current projections show that Caterpillar is likely to experience an earnings decline in 1991, and a deterioration in sales on a volume basis.
  10. "There is a secular deterioration of minicomputer demand."
  11. "It is a sign of deterioration, that the confrontation is worsening," said analyst Aguilar in a telephone interview from Washington, where he is on a Carnegie Foundation fellowship.
  12. The rainfall will probably prevent further deterioration in Brazil's soybean crop.
  13. They often mentioned "structural" factors, the "deterioration of the terms of trade" and anything that sounded vague, exogenous and sophisticated.
  14. So, we've seen a deterioration in values.
  15. However, "the deterioration has been stemmed," said Steven Milunovich, a First Boston Corp. analyst.
  16. Around ten per cent of the world's population live in mountain regions which have been under pressure from excessive tourism, soil deterioration and over-cultivation of marginal lands.
  17. More evidence of the economy's deterioration is expected this morning, when the government releases its February employment report.
  18. Researchers said Thursday that depression in Alzheimer's sufferers may be caused by deterioration in parts of the brain that produce chemicals believed to keep people upbeat.
  19. The City had expected to see a significant deterioration in the 1993 UK trade balance of about Pounds 2bn or Pounds 3bn. But some market analysts yesterday remained unconvinced by the review.
  20. The hot weekend weather probably caused some deterioration of the soybean crop, analysts said.
  21. The administration blamed the sharp deterioration in the deficit from January until now on the higher-than-expected S&L bailout and weaker economic growth that cuts into government revenues.
  22. Some aspects of the network were in better shape than they had expected. The experience of the users of privatised industries has been varied. Travellers have complained of a deterioration of service on the state airline, for example.
  23. The deterioration and destruction of national monuments will continue.
  24. Talks continue." The controllers said a letter was sent last month to Prime Minister Mieczyslaw F. Rakowski complaining of the "deterioration over a number of years" in the air traffic control system.
  25. In the filing, it said the increase "resulted from continuing deterioration of condominium properties being rented as apartments," predominantly in California.
  26. But the proposed asset sales are necessary because of the "deterioration in values" caused by the company's liquidity crisis and other problems, he said.
  27. The rating service said the moves reflect the potential for deterioration in SouthTrust's commercial real estate portfolio.
  28. Much of the public distrust, manifested in the angry slogans at the May Day parade, stems from economic deterioration under halfway measures that have left the country between central planning and a Western-style market.
  29. "The declines in single-family starts and permits suggest we haven't hit bottom yet, and there may be further deterioration in the coming months," said economist John A. Tuccillo of the National Association of Realtors.
  30. The profile of economic deterioration amid growth emerges from research completed in August and published in September by the Central Intelligence Agency.
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