vicious cycle

英 [ˈvɪʃəs ˈsaɪkl]

美 [ˈvɪʃəs ˈsaɪkl]

n.  恶性循环

经济

英英释义

noun

• one trouble leads to another that aggravates the first
  Synonym:vicious circle

双语例句

• This begins a vicious cycle, leaving women disadvantaged for life.
  这便导致了一个恶性循环，使妇女终身处于不利地位。
• It's a vicious cycle: Each infection further narrows the already small drainage openings.
  这是一个恶性循环。每次感染都会使得原本细小的鼻窦开口更狭窄。
• Working abroad can become a vicious cycle rather than a route up the social ladder, she says.
  海外工作会变成恶性循环，而非爬上社会阶梯的通道，她说。
• Yet the fact that Europe and its intermediaries continue to pay has set off a vicious cycle.
  然而，欧洲及其中间人持续缴纳赎金的做法引发了恶性循环。
• The lack of institutional money has led to a vicious cycle.
  缺乏机构资金已导致了恶性循环。
• Wouldn't it be an endless vicious cycle if colleges continued such a practice?
  大学再来继续进行“育婴”，这岂不是一个没完没了地恶性循环？
• Did I hear someone mention a vicious cycle?
  我是不是听到某人在说恶性循环？
• The US is trapped in a vicious cycle.
  美国陷入了恶性循环。
• I realized that I was caught in a vicious cycle.
  我发现自己被卷入了恶性循环。
• It's a vicious cycle as people weakened by HIV are, in turn, more vulnerable to malaria.
  当机体免疫力被艾滋病毒削弱后，人们更加容易患上疟疾，由此形成了恶性循环。