vicious cycle

英 [ˈvɪʃəs ˈsaɪkl]

美 [ˈvɪʃəs ˈsaɪkl]

n.  恶性循环

经济

英英释义

noun

• one trouble leads to another that aggravates the first
  Synonym:vicious circle

双语例句

• It's a vicious cycle as people weakened by HIV are, in turn, more vulnerable to malaria.
  当机体免疫力被艾滋病毒削弱后，人们更加容易患上疟疾，由此形成了恶性循环。
• We can break this vicious cycle, and we can do it now!
  我们可以打破这种恶性循环，我们现在可以做的！
• Of course, this vicious cycle is not unique: similar patterns often emerge when asset markets tumble.
  当然，这种恶性循环并非独特：资产市场暴跌时，往往会出现类似情况。
• Untamed, that Chinese nationalism risks starting a vicious cycle as nationalists elsewhere respond.
  就像别国民族主义者所做的回应，中国的民族主义危机不可控制的陷入了恶性循环。
• Working abroad can become a vicious cycle rather than a route up the social ladder, she says.
  海外工作会变成恶性循环，而非爬上社会阶梯的通道，她说。
• Indeed, poor nutrition and foodborne disease often join hands in a vicious cycle of worsening health.
  事实上，营养不良和食物传播的疾病常常在一个让健康恶化的恶性循环中联合起来。
• Wouldn't it be an endless vicious cycle if colleges continued such a practice?
  大学再来继续进行“育婴”，这岂不是一个没完没了地恶性循环？
• But that can become a vicious cycle, it can become maladaptive, and people can gain weight then in the process.
  这是一种安慰，但是能成为一种恶性循环和对不良做法的适应，而人们在这个过程中就长胖了。
• Now a vicious cycle has been created: You experience the feeling of being more and more tired, but your body is increasingly stimulated.
  这样就形成了一个恶性循环：你感觉越来越累，但你的身体受到的刺激却越来越强。
• This begins a vicious cycle, leaving women disadvantaged for life.
  这便导致了一个恶性循环，使妇女终身处于不利地位。