vicious cycle

英 [ˈvɪʃəs ˈsaɪkl]

美 [ˈvɪʃəs ˈsaɪkl]

n.  恶性循环

经济

英英释义

noun

• one trouble leads to another that aggravates the first
  Synonym:vicious circle

双语例句

• So malnutrition and infection act together in a vicious cycle that worsens health and can sometimes lead to death.
  因此营养不良和感染以一种恶性循环共同作用，这种恶性循环让健康恶化，并且有时候能导致死亡。
• But that can become a vicious cycle, it can become maladaptive, and people can gain weight then in the process.
  这是一种安慰，但是能成为一种恶性循环和对不良做法的适应，而人们在这个过程中就长胖了。
• Developing countries faced a "vicious cycle" of poverty and infectious diseases.
  发展中国家无法摆脱贫穷和疾病的恶性循环。
• Did I hear someone mention a vicious cycle?
  我是不是听到某人在说恶性循环？
• I realized that I was caught in a vicious cycle.
  我发现自己被卷入了恶性循环。
• But a vicious cycle has already begun to form.
  但是，有一项恶性循环已经开始产生了。
• Attempted tightening on this scale would dampen the economy and risk creating a vicious cycle of debt and deflation.
  如此大规模的紧缩尝试将对经济构成打击，并可能会制造一个债务和通缩的恶性循环。
• Or it can further ensnare people in poverty and environmental degradations, creating a vicious cycle.
  反之则可能使人民进一步陷入贫困和日益恶化的环境中，从而导致一种恶性循环。
• Of course, this vicious cycle is not unique: similar patterns often emerge when asset markets tumble.
  当然，这种恶性循环并非独特：资产市场暴跌时，往往会出现类似情况。
• The lack of institutional money has led to a vicious cycle.
  缺乏机构资金已导致了恶性循环。