austerity

名詞

UK/ɔːˈster.ə.ti/
US/ˈɑː.ster.ə.t̬i/

定義 austerity 名詞

  1. Countable(可數名詞)Uncountable(不可數名詞)

    The practice of living without luxuries or excessive comforts due to limited resources, often involving a simple and restricted way of life.

    簡樸的生活方式;節儉;艱苦的生活

    • The frugal conditions of my childhood during wartime prepared me for future challenges.

      戰時我童年節儉的環境為我未來的挑戰做好了準備。

    • Living a simple life in a remote rural area was not something I was accustomed to.

      在偏遠的鄉村過著簡單的生活,這不是我習慣的生活方式。

    • They chose a life of austerity in order to save money.

      他們選擇過節儉的生活以省錢。

  2. Uncountable(不可數名詞)

    A stringent economic condition imposed by a government, often marked by reduced public spending and increased taxation to manage deficits.

    政府實施的財政緊縮政策;經濟緊縮

    • New austerity measures led to widespread protests.

      新的緊縮措施引發了大規模抗議。

    • The government had to implement strict austerity measures in order to reduce the deficit.

      政府不得不實施嚴格的緊縮措施以減少赤字。

    • Economists warned that excessive austerity could hinder economic recovery.

      經濟學家警告過度的緊縮可能會阻礙經濟復甦。

  3. Uncountable(不可數名詞)

    The quality of being simple and unadorned in appearance, style, or manner; lacking in ornamentation or excess.

    外表或方式的樸素;簡樸

    • The austerity of the office design matched the company's minimalist image.

      辦公室設計的簡樸風格與公司的極簡形象相得益彰。

    • The austerity of the restaurant's decor was a stark contrast to its delicious food.

      餐廳裝飾的簡樸與其美味的食物形成了鮮明對比。

    • Her austerity in dress gave her a sense of elegance.

      她衣著的簡樸給人一種優雅的感覺。