galloping inflation

英 [ˈɡæləpɪŋ ɪnˈfleɪʃn] 美 [ˈɡæləpɪŋ ɪnˈfleɪʃn]

n.  恶性(急剧)通货膨胀

经济



双语例句

  1. The country is suffering from galloping inflation; the value of its money has halved in the past six months.
    这个国家通货膨胀迅速恶化,货币在过去六个月贬值了一半。
  2. Galloping inflation inflationary creation of currency
    通货膨胀性的创造通货
  3. The galloping inflation he inherited was cooled by a mild recession;
    其任职后适度经济萧条代替了日益严重的通货膨胀。
  4. Galloping petrol and grocery costs have driven up inflation, so they look to core inflation as a proxy of where things end up once commodity prices stop rising.
    飞涨的燃料和食品价格是通胀的主因,因此他们紧盯着核心通胀率,将它作为商品价格停止上涨之后的事态发展的指标。
  5. Galloping inflation is pushing up prices.
    急速通胀是价格不断上涨。
  6. He grew up in the turbulent years under the Weimar Republic with anti-Semitism galloping and inflation out of control.
    他是在魏玛共和国反犹主义甚嚣尘上、通货膨胀不可控制的动乱年代中成长起来的。