stagnate

英 [stæɡˈneɪt]

美 [ˈstæɡneɪt]

v. 停滞; 不发展; 不进步; 因不流动而变得污浊

过去式：stagnated　过去分词：stagnated　现在分词：stagnating　第三人称单数：stagnates　

Collins.1 / BNC.20471 / COCA.18383

牛津词典

verb

停滞；不发展；不进步
to stop developing or making progress
1. Profits have stagnated.
  利润原地踏步。
2. I feel I'm stagnating in this job.
  我觉得，干这份工作我没有长进。
因不流动而变得污浊
to be or become stagnant
1. The water in the pond was stagnating.
  池塘里的水逐渐变成了死水。

verb

be idle
1. The old man sat and stagnated on his porch
2. He slugged in bed all morning
Synonym:idlelazeslug
cease to flow
1. Stagnating waters
2. blood stagnates in the capillaries
cause to stagnate
1. There are marshes that stagnate the waters
stand still
1. Industry will stagnate if we do not stimulate our economy

GDP is forecast to fall sharply in Italy and Spain, and stagnate in France and Germany.
意大利和西班牙的GDP料将大幅下滑，而法国和德国将呈停滞状态。
He didn't want to stagnate in his dull office job until he retired.
他不想停滞在枯燥乏味的办公室工作直到他退休。
Lack of reform risks condemning Mexico to stagnate with America.
缺乏改革让墨西哥注定要承受与美国一起萧条的风险。
If the economy continues to stagnate we could see darker days for art collectors.
如果经济继续停滞不前，我们可能会看到艺术品收藏家的日子将变得更加艰难。
The IMF predicts it will contract by 0.4 per cent before doing little better than stagnate in 2013.
IMF预计，欧元区经济将萎缩0.4%，而后在2013年达到接近停滞的状态。
After six hour the talk is stagnate.
六个小时后，会谈就停滞了。
I reiterate that we sincerely hope Sino-U.S.Relations will not stagnate, but will continue to develop.
我重复说，我们真诚地希望中美关系不但不要停滞，而且要发展。
Accurately and reliably in when move and stagnate, high efficiency and economic investment.
移动及停位准确可靠，效率高，投资省。
Even if catastrophe is avoided, the economy of the eurozone is forecast to stagnate next year.
纵使灾难得以避免，预计欧元区经济明年也会出现停滞。
Economies stagnate, while policy is aggressive.
经济停滞的同时，政策激进。