conjoncture

[US]/kənˈdʒʌŋktʃə/
[UK]/kənˈdʒʌŋktʃər/

Translation

n. 一種情況或因素的組合,產生特定的狀態或結果;一種情況或狀態;發展或變化中的趨勢或傾向。
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the current economic conjoncture requires careful investment decisions.

目前的經濟形勢需要謹慎的投資決策。

companies must adapt to the changing political conjoncture.

企業必須適應不斷變化的政治形勢。

the favorable conjoncture has encouraged foreign direct investment.

有利的形勢已鼓勵了外資直接投資。

analysts are studying the international conjoncture to predict market trends.

分析師正在研究國際形勢以預測市場趨勢。

the social conjoncture has significantly impacted consumer behavior.

社會形勢已對消費者行為產生了重大影響。

this conjoncture presents both opportunities and challenges for businesses.

這種形勢為企業帶來了機遇與挑戰。

the global conjoncture has affected export volumes considerably.

全球形勢已對出口量產生了顯著影響。

understanding the local conjoncture is essential for market entry.

了解當地形勢對市場進入至關重要。

the unfavorable conjoncture has forced many companies to downsize.

不利的形勢迫使許多公司縮編。

government policies respond to the evolving conjoncture.

政府政策應對不斷演變的形勢。

the financial conjoncture remains uncertain despite government interventions.

儘管有政府干預,金融形勢仍不確定。

investors should consider the labor conjoncture before expanding operations.

投資者在擴展業務前應考慮勞動形勢。

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