inflationary

adj.

1. 通货膨胀的；引起通胀的
   causing or connected with a general rise in the prices of services and goods
   1. the inflationary effects of price rises
      物价上涨引起的通货膨胀
   2. Our economy is in an inflationary spiral of wage and price increases (= a continuing situation in which an increase in one causes an increase in the other) .
      我们的经济处于工资和物价交互上涨的循环中。

1. ADJ-GRADED 通货膨胀的;引起通货膨胀的
   Inflationary means connected with inflation or causing inflation.
   1. The bank is worried about mounting inflationary pressures.
      银行对日趋加大的通货膨胀压力感到担忧。

1. The bank is worried about mounting inflationary pressures.
   银行对日趋加大的通货膨胀压力感到担忧。
2. Inflationary pressures continued to slacken last month
   上个月，通货膨胀的压力继续减小。
3. Inflationary policies are no remedy for an economic crisis.
   通货膨胀政策解救不了经济危机。
4. Believe it or not, commodity prices are breaking out right now as other inflationary pressures continue to build.
   信不信由你，就在其他方面的通胀压力不断堆积的时候，大宗商品价格正在向上突破。
5. Second, inflationary expectations in the US have remained contained, as real interest rates have started to rise.
   其次，美国的通胀预期继续受到遏制，因为实际利率已开始上升。
6. We will not succumb to inflationary pressures coming from outside.
   我们不会屈服于外来的通胀压力。
7. Rising inflationary pressures albeit in areas like wages and assets also make the case for currency strength.
   通胀压力的不断加大虽然集中在薪资和资产等领域也为货币升值提供了理由。
8. Inflationary pressures should therefore be easing.
   因此，通胀压力应该正在缓和。
9. That could create fear of longer-term inflation, through future inflationary expectations and increased money supply.
   由于人们对未来的通胀预期以及货币供应量增加，这可能引发对较长期通胀的担忧。
10. Lower inflationary pressures create space for rates to be cut.
    低通胀压力为降息创造了空间。
11. Senior Chinese leaders have also expressed concerns about the inflationary effects of US monetary policy.
    中国高层领导人也对美国货币政策的通胀效应表示了关切。
12. Some economists are concerned about the potential inflationary impact from the pace of monetary expansion.
    一些经济学家担忧货币扩张速度对通胀的潜在影响。
13. The inflationary effect of loose monetary policy of the past was offset by the deflationary effect of globalisation.
    过去宽松货币政策的通胀效应被全球化的通缩效应抵消了。
14. After all, fuel and rice prices matter to Europeans and Vietnamese alike and can affect inflationary expectations.
    毕竟，燃料和大米价格对于欧洲人和越南人同样重要，而且能够影响通胀预期。
15. Fourth, monetary co-ordination would help offset inflationary pressures from fiscal expansion.
    第四，货币政策协调将有助于抵消财政扩张带来的通胀压力。
16. Rising currencies are also contributing inflationary pressures.
    货币上升，也助长了通货膨胀压力。
17. Further evidence of rising inflationary pressure came in data released yesterday in both the US and Europe.
    昨日美国和欧洲公布的数据，都提供了通胀压力上涨的进一步证据。
18. The Study of Chinese Inflationary Pressure's Calculation and Precautionary Measures
    对我国通货膨胀压力测算与预防措施研究
19. Low inflationary pressures in Europe and Japan also justified an end to monetary tightening.
    欧洲和日本较低的通胀压力也为结束货币紧缩政策提供了依据。
20. The committee expects inflationary pressures to persist, it said.
    委员会预计通胀压力将持续存在，该委员会说。
21. Sterling has recently been strong, which will help to abate inflationary pressures.
    英国货币最近非常坚挺，这有助于减轻通胀压力。
22. The cult of flexibility is also inflationary.
    对灵活性的推崇也助推了职衔的膨胀。
23. Potentially higher wages may exacerbate inflationary pressure.
    高薪水有可能会加剧通货膨胀的压力。
24. The behaviour of commodity markets, including gold, reveals inflationary pressures.
    包括黄金在内的大宗商品市场的走势反映了通胀压力。
25. But emerging economies such as China and Brazil are struggling with inflationary pressures.
    但中国和巴西等新兴经济体则在艰难应对通胀压力。
26. Inflationary pressures have tended to come from wages and salaries.
    通货膨胀的压力往往来自于工资和薪金。
27. Such a rise in employment would suggest that there really are inflationary pressures in the economy.
    就业率的升高将意味着，经济中确实存在通胀压力。
28. On the other hand, dollar weakness and rising inflationary pressures could drive gold higher.
    另一方面，美元走弱和日益上升的通胀压力则可能推高金价。
29. And inflationary expectations are not properly anchored, increasing the risk of a wage-price spiral.
    通货膨胀预期并没有有效平复，从而增加了工资价格螺旋上涨的风险。
30. Inflationary pressures could also come from the labour market.
    通胀压力可能还来自劳动力市场。

adj

1. associated with or tending to cause increases in inflation
   1. inflationary prices