upturns

英 [ʌpˈtɜːnz]

美 [ˈʌpˌtɜrnz]

n.  回升; 好转; 改善; 提高
upturn的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 好转；上升；改善
  If there is anupturnin the economy or in a company or industry, it improves or becomes more successful.
  1. They do not expect an upturn in the economy until the end of the year...
     他们预测要到年底经济才能有所好转。
  2. There has been a modest upturn in most parts of the industry.
     该行业的绝大部分领域都出现了一定程度的好转。

双语例句

• That is why Asian countries had some of the largest downturns and steepest upturns in the Great Recession and the following recovery.
  这就是为什么亚洲国家最大的衰退和大萧条最陡落及以下恢复一些。
• However, industrial upturns have a habit of broadening out.
  不过，产业好转势头往往容易放大。
• Someone reckons that it upturns traditional viewing and tuning manner. To some extent, it can be considered the upgrade and promotion of traditional media.
  有人认为它颠覆了传统媒体的收听、收看方式，是对传统媒体的更新和升级。
• With respect to both monetary and fiscal policy, tightening in the cyclical upturns never matched the vigour of the easing in the downturns.
  货币与财政政策在上升周期中的收紧，从来赶不上低迷时期放松的劲头。
• According to Redburn, Scotch is in fact a highly economically-sensitive product, with demand closely tracking economic upturns and downturns.
  据Redburn说，威士忌实际上是一种与经济形势息息相关的产品，需求紧紧跟随着经济的起伏而起伏。