bearish

释义

adj.（尤指脾气）像熊一样的; 粗暴的; <股>行情下跌的; 引起跌风的

实用场景例句

Dealers said investors remain bearish.

交易员说投资者依然看跌。

柯林斯例句

How can you be so certain that the market's gong bearish? "

你怎么就看定了要跌? ”

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I think a bearish market must be a good time for bargain - hunters to invest.

我觉得熊市对于想买低(廉价购进股票)的人可是个投资的大好机会.

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It too offered a bearish analysis of wood and wood product prices.

《时代周刊》也对木材和木材产品的价格做了偏空的分析.

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She said customers should be bearish on the market three days prior.

她对客户表示应该看淡前三日的行情.

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The short and medium term trends sideways and term trend remains bearish.

短中期趋势为横向,而长期趋势为熊市.

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A falling moving average shows that the crowd is becoming more pessimistic - bearish.

下跌的均线表明大众越来越悲观 —— 空头.

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Expectations for soy oil prices have turned from bearish neutral, CNGOIC noted.

粮油信息中心指出,人们对豆油价格的预期已从看跌转向持中.

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The short term trend bearish and long term trends bullish.

短期趋势现为熊市,中长期趋势为牛市.

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He was still irked by Morgan Stanley's bearish notice to clients.

摩根士坦利给客户的看空通知一直让他苦恼.

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New Zealand dollar sentiment is still bearish.

纽元情绪仍看跌.

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I don't like bearish market.

我不喜欢熊市.

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Some short - term dynamics help the bearish case.

一些 短期 动量因素也站在看跌派一边.

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A move below 3000 is very bearish.

运行到3000点之下是非常不乐观的.

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But dialectically look, we should not think too much about banking stocks are bearish.

不过辩证地看, 我们认为对于银行股不能过分看淡.

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英英释义

Adjective

1. expecting prices to fall