shutdowns

英 [ˈʃʌtdaʊnz]

美 [ˈʃʌtˌdaʊnz]

n.  停业; 停工; 关闭; 倒闭; 停止运转
shutdown的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (工厂、商店等的)停业，歇业，关闭，倒闭
  Ashutdownis the closing of a factory, shop, or other business, either for a short time or for ever.
  1. The shutdown is the latest in a series of painful budget measures...
     此次关闭是一系列艰难预算措施中最新实施的一项。
  2. All seven plants have had temporary shutdowns this year.
     今年所有 7 家工厂都暂时歇业了。

双语例句

• All seven plants have had temporary shutdowns this year.
  今年所有7家工厂都暂时歇业了。
• Its factories are now operating again but in some cases output is lower than it was before the shutdowns, the company said yesterday.
  目前这些工厂已恢复运营，但该公司昨日表示，在某些情况下，产出低于关闭前的水平。
• However, some say there is potential for a recovery once drilling rig shutdowns due to weak demand over the last year start to bite.
  不过，一些人表示，由于需求疲软，过去一年来有些钻井停工，一旦此举开始导致供应紧缺，天然气价格就有可能回升。
• Refinery owners have already resorted to temporary shutdowns.
  炼油厂老板已经使出暂时停工这一招数。
• "And in manufacturing businesses, the Fed said," Reports of reduced work hours, lost overtime, forced furloughs, planned shutdowns, and layoffs were pervasive.
  在制造业方面的表现主要为“普遍的工时减少、取消加班、被迫放假、有计划停产和歇业”。
• For example, planned shutdowns in the US and Asia should improve margins in the ethylene chain.
  例如，美国和亚洲市场上按计划的停车检修应该提高乙烯产业链的收益。
• Analysts said that policy was aimed at a domestic audience and reflected political concerns about factory shutdowns and rising unemployment but was likely to stoke global protectionist sentiments.
  分析师们表示，那项政策是针对国内受众的，反映出对工厂倒闭和失业上升的政治关切，但同时也可能煽动全球保护主义情绪。
• Unexpected shutdowns since monitoring began.
  监视开始后意外的关机。
• Production shutdowns and shorter weeks are on the table.
  停产和缩短工时的措施也被提交讨论。
• As Japan shutdowns drag on, auto crisis worsens.
  日本工厂关闭越拖越长，汽车工业危机加重。