bumpier

bumpier

美 [?b?mpi] 　英 ['b?mpi]

• adj.(路等)崎嶇不平的；(車等)顛簸的；【航】氣流變換不定的
• 網絡崎嶇的；顛簸不平的；沖撞的

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Lapses in policy may mean that the economy is in for a bumpier ride in the near term but long-term fundamentals remain sound.

政策失誤或許意味著，短期之內越南經濟將步履維艱，但其長期基本面依然良好。

China is headed for a much bumpier landing than the global economy would like.

相比全球經濟，中國經濟面臨更為顛簸的著陸。

That may mean safer roads, but it also means a bumpier, less vibrant economy.

這意味著公路比較安全了，但同時也意味著經濟之路則更加崎嶇不平，缺乏生氣。

I remember Monza was a lot bumpier and now you can still feel them but it is much smoother and there is more grip.

我記得蒙扎還要顛簸一些，現在你可以感覺到它們，但其實是平滑了很多，有了更多的抓地力。

So the Middle East's economic transition could be a lot bumpier than that of eastern Europe (which was itself a pretty rough ride at times).

所以中東的經濟轉變相比于東歐來說會有很多的坎坷（更何況東歐本身的改革時不時也是困難重重）。

If the mortgage-backed market does go to hell in a handcart, the banks will have an even bumpier ride.

如果抵押貸款支持證券市場真的成為通往地獄的列車，恐怕銀行就是上面倒霉的司機。

Analysis: After 10 years, China's WTO ride could get bumpier Analysis: After 10 years, China's WTO ride could get bumpier

分析：中國入世十年前路依然崎嶇

A bumpier but freer road

道路更崎嶇，也更自由