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| 释义 | 债台高筑 法文dettes accumuléesêtre criblé de dettes 俄文наделать кучу долговзалезть по уши в долги 德文bis an den Hals in Schulden stecken untilgbare Schulden haben 唐·颜师古注：“周赧王负责，无以归之，主迫责急，乃逃于此台，后人因以名之。” 反义词 The trouble is not that the deficit and debt are high— that is the inevitable result of crisis and recession— but the lack of a plan to bring them down. His debts ran up over the years. Nearly half of students feared they would finish with high debts and no jobs, according to the study. Even as China has grown in power and rebuilt its armed forces, the West and Japan have run up debts and sold it their technology. Despite this, he was so extravagant that he was always in debt. In recent months, investors worldwide have been concerned that mounting government debt in Europe would stall a global recovery. America’s expensive military role contributes to the chasm of debt. People say that we've heard what he had to say before, but he is the president and he was calling for a sense of urgency about America's indebtedness. Her debts kept on accumulating. The problem is it’s been on the administration’s side and not on the congressional side. We’ve got a Federal Reserve that is in essence monetising the debt and encouraging more deficit spending. The reality is that for the foreseeable future IMF bailouts are likely to be taking place primarily in the debt-infested West. Its stock of debt, though high, is stable. It suffered no housing boom or associated banking bust. In America a long terminal illness can leave people deep in debt: that makes ethicists fear that euthanasia might be requested for financial reasons. The company is plunging deeper into debt. Mr. Guccione, who developed throat cancer in 1998, sold artworks, media properties and his Staatsburg estate as revenues dwindled and debts soared. The passbook was replaced by plastic, so that today Americans are overwhelmed by debt and the national savings rate is calculated, like an algebra equation, in negatives. Are you ready for an incredible burst of spending, for racking up credit card debt, for the stress of buying things for everyone on your list? Dubai, the gulf emirate that has grown explosively over the last decade, is now at the centre of markets' attention on fears that it could struggle to repay its debt. Governments of all stripes have let debt pile up for future generations, preferring to blame speculators and ratings agencies for problems of their own making. |
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