letup的意思|letup的解释-里氏词典

letup ['letʌp]

n. 停止, 中止, 放松

letup

[ noun ]
a pause during which things are calm or activities are diminished
<noun.time>
there was never a letup in the noise

But the central bank picked an ambitiously restrictive goal for German money-supply growth, suggesting no letup on the tight monetary policy soon.
And there was no sign of a letup in the cost of bad loans on the commercial side of the balance sheet.
"We see no letup in demand nor softening of prices for steel," said David M. Roderick, USX chairman.
As the strike moved into its fourth day with no sign of letup, Noriega once again lashed out at the opposition and the United States in a speech to a group of about 500 supporters Wednesday night.
The letup in inflationary worries prompted speculation that the Federal Reserve Board may take action to lower bank lending rates.
Analysts cited recent reports that indicate the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has been producing 24 million barrels of oil a day with no signs of a letup.
The letup in inflation fears has helped to ease what some observers view as a simplistic initial reaction to the sharp rise in oil prices.
Meanwhile, the buildup of troops and hardware showed no sign of letup on either side of the Saudi-Kuwait border.
After more than 30 years in television without a letup ("Bonanza" 1959-73, "Little House on the Prairie" 1974-83 and "Highway to Heaven" 1984-89), Landon took six months off to travel and relax.
Li said the target of keeping China's population, 1.08 billion at the end of 1987, down to 1.2 billion in the year 2000 will not be met if there is any letup in population control policies.
"There's been no letup in the beatings and trials" of dissidents, said Rep. William Broomfield of Michigan, the senior Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
Bush replied that Democrats are desperate and said Dukakis is soft on crime and defense "and that's the inescapable truth." There was no letup in a White House campaign never noted for civility.
By far the worst news is that higher education economists see no letup in the cost pressures that have been pushing tuitions up throughout the 1980s.

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