bearish

英 [ˈbeərɪʃ]

美 [ˈberɪʃ]

adj.  熊市的; (证券市场)看跌的

经济

BNC.42290 / COCA.23457

牛津词典

adj.

• 熊市的；（证券市场）看跌的
  showing or expecting a fall in the prices of shares
  1. a bearish market
     熊市
  2. Japanese banks remain bearish.
     日本银行继续看跌。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 行情看跌的；熊市的（Compare 比较 bullish.)
  On the stock market, if there is abearishmood, prices are expected to fall.
  1. Dealers said investors remain bearish...
     交易员说投资者依然看跌。
  2. Many traders forecast a continuation of the market's recent bearish trend.
     很多交易商都预测最近市场的下跌趋势还将延续。

英英释义

adj

• expecting prices to fall

双语例句

• The implication of this relationship for share prices in the future is bearish, it says.
  这两者之间的联系暗示了未来的股市行情将会是熊市。
• Should we be bullish or bearish on housing, the stock market, gold and oil?
  房子、股票、黄金和石油，我们是该看涨，还是看跌呢？
• The market rose today, despite the fears of bearish investors.
  尽管认为行情看跌的投资者有些担心，但今天股市上涨了。
• Both events could produce significant optimism and help ease the bearish sentiment, which took hold last week.
  这两起事件可能对乐观情绪产生重大的提振作用，并帮助缓解了上周的悲观情绪。
• He writes the famous Greed and Fear letter, and is bullish on Asia and very bearish on the dollar, so there will be a lot to discuss.
  他写了著名的贪婪与恐惧的信，是亚洲和非常看好美元看跌的，所以会有很多讨论。
• You could use the exact opposite approach to short stocks in a bearish market.
  你可以使用背道而驰的做法，在股市不振短期市场。
• Andrew Lawrence, Barclays Capital's head of regional property research, is among the most bearish of analysts.
  巴克莱资本（BarclaysCapital）区域房地产研究主管安德鲁？劳伦斯（AndrewLawrence）是态度最为悲观的分析师之一。
• Moreover, not everyone views the rise in Chinese stocks as a reason to be bearish.
  另外，并非所有人都将中国库存上升视为一个看跌的理由。
• It was a trend that soon tested the bearish market consensus, particularly as economic recovery proved feeble.
  这一趋势很快就考验了悲观的市场共识，尤其当事实证明经济复苏疲弱之后。
• And, more and more researchers began to bearish brokerage shares.
  的，越来越多的研究者开始看跌证券类股。