151.recovery £º¸´ËÕ
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Economists often disagree on whether the U.S. is in a recovery or not.
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152.sanction £ºÖÆÔØ
Coercive economic restrictions placed on one nation by another.
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The two superpowers are currently negotiating trade sanctions.
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An economy that emphasizes services over industrial production.
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You can enjoy almost anything you want in today’s service economy.
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154.slump £ºÆ£Èí
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The car industry has been in a slump since the beginning of the year.
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155.smokestack industry £ºÅ¨Ñ̹¤Òµ
A term that refers to heavy manufacturing, such as steel or automobile manufacturing.
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The study of socioeconomic factors is important in order to understand various groups within society.
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157.stagflation £ºÖÍÕÍ
A term that combines inflation and stagnation. A condition when inflation and high unemployment occurring together.
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158.stock exchange £º¹ÉƱ½»Ò×Ëù
A market where securities are traded, such as the New York Stock Exchange.
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The Wall Street Journal gives a daily report of the stock market.
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160.supply and demand £º¹©Ðè
A basic economic law stating that as the price of a good increase, suppliers will be willing to produce more but consumers will demand less, so that price and quantity are both interrelated.
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All products must follow the laws of supply and demand.
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161.surplus £º¹ýÊ£
A situation in which the supply of goods exceeds the demand, esp. at a given price.
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Smart consumers try to purchase items that are in surplus in order to get more for the same money.
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162.tax shelter £º ¼õÃâËùµÃ˰
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Some business use tax shelters in an effort to reduce or defer their income tax.
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163.tech angst £º ¼¼Êõ¹ËÂÇ
(A combination of “technological” and “anxiety”.) The fear of automation among consumers.
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The tech angst of many people makes them reluctant to put their trust in automated teller machines.
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164.technological monopoly £º ¼¼Êõ¢¶Ï
A condition in which a company has exclusive rights to a patented product or process.
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AT & T has a technological monopoly over a number of products and processes in the communications world.
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165.trade barriers £º óÒ×±ÚÀÝ
Tariffs, quotas, and other regulations used by one country to discourage the importation of certain goods.
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The U.S. is poised to eliminate trade barriers with Mexico and other neighboring countries.
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166.trade deficit £º óÒ׳à×Ö
An imbalance in which a nation’s imports exceed its exports.
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No nation wants to run a continuous trade deficit with other countries.
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167.trade imbalance £º óÒײ»Æ½ºâ
A condition in which a nation’s exports and imports and imports are not equal.
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The subject of trade imbalance is an ongoing debate between the U.S. and Japan.
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168.trickle-down economics £º µÎÈëʽ¾¼Ãѧ
A theory that government financial incentives to big business will eventually benefit smaller businesses and general public.
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President Bill Clinton dose not believe that trickle-down economics works for the benefit of the nation.
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169.trust £º ÍÐÀ˹
Several companies acting together to control production, pricing, and distribution of a product.
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The government has anti=trust laws that regulate against companies forming trusts in order to control product prices and distribution.
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170.upward mobility £º ÍùÉϽúÉý
The movement of an individual to ever higher levels of responsibility in a company.
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It was no surprise to the other workers that the boss’s nephew enjoined such a great degree of upward mobility.
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171.white knight £º ¹«Ë¾µÄ¾ÈÐÇ
A business that prevents a hostile takeover of another company by offering better terms.
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One of our affiliates acted as a white knight on our behalf and saved us from being the victims of a hostile takeover.
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172.abort £ºÒì³£ÖÐÖ¹
To cancel or end a program or procedure while it is in progress.
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173.access £º·ÃÎÊ£¬´æÈ¡
The locating and/or obtaining of desired data.
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Only authorized personnel can access these computer files.
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174.artificial intelligence (AI) £ºÈ˹¤ÖÇÄÜ
The branch of computer science that deals with using computers to simulate human thinking and to perform functions normally associated with human intelligence.
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Artificial intelligence has been the focus of much hype since the early 1980s and is widely expected to be achieved in the
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175.backup copy £º±¸·Ý
A copy of a current file made in order to protect against loss or damage.
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176.batch £ºÅú£¨´¦Àí£©
A group of records or transactions that can be processed together.
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177.boot (up) £ºÆô¶¯
To start up a computer, making it ready to operate.
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Just a minute, I’m waiting for my computer to boot up.
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178.bug £º´íÎ󣬹ÊÕÏ
A mistake or malfunction that can occur in a computer program.
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179.canned software £ºÈí¼þ°ü
Programs prepared by computer manufacturers that are in ready to use form and can used by many business and individuals.
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WordPefect 6.0 is one of the newest items of canned software on the market.
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180.character £º×Ö·û
Any symbol, digit, letter, etc. that is stored or processed by a computer.
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An optical scanner can actually read characters and transfer them to the monitor screen of a computer.
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181.clones £º¿Ë¡£¬·ÂÖÆÆ·
A term used to describe a product that is a copy of another one, such as a computer clone.
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In the new global economy, there are dozens of computer clones on the market.
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182.coding £º±àÂë
The writing of a list of computer instructions causing it to perform specific functions and operations.
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We are currently recoding all the computers in our office.
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183.computerese £º¼ÆËã»úÐл°
Slang for computer jargon. ¼ÆËã»úרҵÊõÓïµÄÙµ³Æ¡£
Are you fluent in computerese?
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Slang for a person who spends a lot of time using computers.
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John hangs around with all the computernik.
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185.crash £º £¨ÏµÍ³£©±ÀÀ£
A system shutdown caused by a hardware or software malfunction.#p#·ÖÒ³±êÌâ#e#
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Our system just crashed.
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186.data leakage £º Êý¾Ý¶ªÊ§
The illegal removal of data from a computer.
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We’ve had no data leakage problems since we’ve installed our new security program.
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187.dot matrix £º µãÕ󣨴òÓ¡£©
Forming letters or characters from dots, as opposed to type.
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Dot matrix printers are being phased out and replaced by printers that can produce clean type.
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188.downtime £º ¹ÊÕÏÍ£»úʱ¼ä
The length of time a computer is “down” because of a malfunction.
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Sorry, you’ll have to come back later – the computers are down.
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How much downtime did we log last month?
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189.info highway £º ÐÅÏ¢¸ßËÙ¹«Â·
The flow of TV and cable channels that will allow individuals to access a revolutionary variety of entertainment, news, communications, home-shopping, etc.
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190.infomaion overload £º ÐÅÏ¢³äÈû
A condition characterized by an excess of messages demanding attention, which leads to confusion and a loss ofefficiency.
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Most of us are suffering from information overload in the 1990s.
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A condition characterized by an excess of message demanding attention, which leads to confusion and a loss of efficiency.
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192.ink-jet printer £ºÅçÄ«´òÓ¡»ú
An output device that prints by spraying a thin stream of ink onto the paper.
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What brand of ink-jet printer do you use?
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193.knowledge engineering £ºÖªÊ¶¹¤³Ìѧ
The scientific study of integrating knowledge into computer systems to solve complex problems that would usually require human expertise.
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The next generation of computers will integrate knowledge engineering into their programming in order to solve complex problems in a way that more closely resembles human reasoning.
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194.pixel £ºÏóËØ
The smallest display picture element on a video display screen.
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The display screen of a computer contains thousands of tiny pixels that convey the images on the computer screen.
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The duplication of commercial software without permission from the developer.
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The XYZ company used international lawyers to prosecute a crime ring involving software piracy in Taiwan.
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Material that has almost no resistance to the flow of electricity.
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Working at home and using a computer to communicate and interact with the office.
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More and more people are now telecommuting one or more days a week as opposed to going to the office everyday.
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198.touch screen £º´¥ÃþÆÁ
A computer that can be given commands by touching its display screen in the appropriate locations.
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Some restaurants have provided touch screen computers to enable their customers to order food via the computer withoutto tell someone.
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Hardware or software that is designed to help people become familiar with their computer by simple, easy-to-follow instructions.
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Computers must be user-friendly in order to be accepted by the public.
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Coded directions in software that can erase or replace files and operating software in a computer. A computer virus can sit undetected in a computer until it’s automatically activated, as when computer’s clock strikes a certain date.
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