downturn
gb/dˈaʊntˌɚn/ us/dˈaʊntˌɚn/
B2
英语
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名词
B2
process
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Decline in activity or conditions
a time when business, the economy, sales, or another situation gets worse
用法模式：
a downturn in [something]; during/after a downturn
常见错误：
Use “downturn in” for the thing that is declining: “a downturn in sales,” not usually “a downturn of sales.”
近义词
decline (general word for becoming lower or worse)
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slump (often suggests a sudden or noticeable drop in business, prices, or performance)
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slowdown (suggests reduced speed or activity, not necessarily a full decline)
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recession (a more specific and serious economic downturn)
反义词
upturn (a change to better conditions or increased activity)
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recovery (improvement after a difficult period)
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boom (a period of strong growth or success)
搭配
economic downturn
|market downturn
|global downturn
|sharp downturn
|severe downturn
|sudden downturn
|downturn in sales
|downturn in demand
|weather a downturn
|during a downturn
主题
business
|economics
|finance
|change
例句
- The company cut costs in response to a downturn in demand.
- Many small businesses struggled during the economic downturn.
- Analysts warned that a sharp downturn in the housing market could affect consumer confidence.
学习者例句
- There was a downturn in sales last month.
- The country is facing an economic downturn.
语法
词典原形
downturn
IPA
GB/dˈaʊntˌɚn/
US/dˈaʊntˌɚn/
音节与重音
down - turn （2 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (down)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: downturn
- Plural: downturns
相关表达
downturn in fortunes
1/dˈaʊntˌɚn ˈɪn fˈɔɹt͡ʃunz/
fixed phrase
Worsening success or luck
a period when someone or something becomes less successful
例句
- The team’s downturn in fortunes began after their star player was injured.
- A sudden downturn in the company’s fortunes led to major changes in management.
economic downturn
1/ˌɛkənˈɑmɪk dˈaʊntˌɚn/
fixed phrase
Period of economic decline
a time when a country’s economy becomes weaker
例句
- The government introduced new measures to support workers during the economic downturn.
- Luxury brands often see lower sales in an economic downturn.
market downturn
1/mˈɑɹkɪt dˈaʊntˌɚn/
fixed phrase
business
Fall in financial markets
a time when prices or activity in a market go down
例句
- Investors moved their money into safer assets during the market downturn.
- A market downturn can create opportunities for buyers with cash.