bottom out

英 [ˈbɒtəm aʊt]

美 [ˈbɑːtəm aʊt]

（价格等）达到最低点，停止恶化

经济

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB （价格等）达到最低点，停止恶化
  If a trend such as a fall in pricesbottoms out, it stops getting worse or decreasing, and remains at a particular level or amount.
  1. He expects the recession to bottom out...
     他预期经济萧条将见底。
  2. House prices have bottomed out.
     房产价格已经止跌企稳。

英英释义

verb

• hit the ground
  1. the car bottomed out where the driveway meets the road
• reach the low point
  1. Prices bottomed out and started to rise again after a while

双语例句

• He expects the recession to bottom out
  他预期经济萧条将见底。
• Second, tax regimes have started to bottom out.
  第二，税率已开始接近谷底。
• The global economy is starting to bottom out from the worst recession and financial crisis since the great depression.
  全球经济正开始从自大萧条（greatdepression）以来最严重的衰退和金融危机中见底回升。
• House prices have bottomed out.
  房产价格已经止跌企稳。
• Your objection knocked the bottom out of my original plan.
  你的反对意见破坏了我原来的计划。
• The global advertising market will bottom out in the current quarter, one of the world's largest media agencies predicts in a report released on Monday.
  全球最大媒体机构之一在今日发布的一份报告中预测，全球广告市场将于本季度见底。
• A mouse's levels of the DNA-repairing protein XPA are different from ours& they peak in the morning and bottom out in the evening.
  人类的DNA修复蛋白XPA含量变化与老鼠的不同，一般在早晨达到峰顶，而晚上则降低到谷底。
• Pads which bottom out, should not have spring pockets.
  最底的垫板，不需要弹簧保护装置。
• The rise in mortgage rates really knocked the bottom out of the housing market.
  抵押率的上升确实削弱了房屋市场的基础。
• It is desirable to have the die "bottom out" or strike the paper at the point where the stretch of the material comes close to reaching it's maximum limit without cracking or tearing.
  这是可取的“末位淘汰”的死，或击点舒展的材料很接近，以达到它的最高限额不开裂或撕裂的纸张。