long-run

英 [lɒŋ rʌn]

美 [lɔːŋ rʌn]

网络  长期; 长远; 长期的; 大样本; 长期來看

英英释义

adj

• relating to or extending over a relatively long time
  1. the long-run significance of the elections
  2. the long-term reconstruction of countries damaged by the war
  3. a long-term investment
  Synonym:long-termsemipermanent

双语例句

• Study of the Long-run Performance of IPO in China's Share Market
  我国股票市场IPO长期绩效的实证研究
• Are companies that successfully satisfy consumer wants necessarily acting in the best, long-run interests of consumers and society?
  成功地满足消费者欲望的公司们是否做到了维护消费者和社会的长期利益？
• No matter what the source of aggregate demand in the long-run, without investment there is no growth.
  不管长期总需求的来源是什么，没有投资，肯定就没有增长。
• Long-run equilibrium demands that the net balance on goods and services becomes zero over the secular time period.
  长期平衡则要求货物和劳务的差额在很长的时期为零。
• The marketing concept sidesteps the potential conflicts among consumer wants, consumer interests, and long-run societal welfare.
  市场营销观念有意回避消费者欲望、消费者利益和社会长期福利之间的暗含的冲突。
• The crisis awareness offers a psychological support to the long-run American reform.
  危机意识为美国源远流长的改革传统提供了社会心理支持。
• Actually, in any case, a person should have an long-run and practical ideal for occupation.
  实际上，在任何情况下，一个人都应该有一个长远而又切实的职业理想。
• Long-run date for Western nations do seem to support this proposition.
  西方国家的长期历史资料似乎的确支持了这种论点。
• Traditional macroeconomics believes that short-run fluctuation had no effect on the long-run economic growth.
  传统的宏观经济学认为，短期波动不会对经济的长期增长造成影响。
• In the "long-run", all of these factors of production can be adjusted by management.
  长期，所有的生产要素可以通过“管理”来调整。