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 estimated the bank's card business will "bottom out" in the third quarter of2011.
  他估计银行信用卡业务在2011中的第三季度将“降到最低点”。
• 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。
• But, no matter how hard they hammered, the well would eventually bottom out and the oil would dry up.
  但是，不论他们多么努力，最终，油井会打到底，油会干枯。
• But against that, no one knows where falling demand will bottom out.
  但现在也没人知道不断萎缩的需求会在何处触底。
• Until some of the leading economic indicators bottom out, it is too early to be optimistic on next year.
  直到一些先行经济指标见底，目前对明年乐观的预期还是言之过早。
• 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。
• At some point, global stock prices will bottom out and rise.
  在某一时间，全球股价将触底反弹。
• Pads which bottom out, should not have spring pockets.
  最底的垫板，不需要弹簧保护装置。
• It will bottom out at some point.
  在某时它会降到最低点。
• Second, tax regimes have started to bottom out.
  第二，税率已开始接近谷底。