crowd out

英 [kraʊd aʊt]

美 [kraʊd aʊt]

把…排挤在外

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 把…排挤在外
  If one thingcrowds outanother, it is so successful or common that the other thing does not have the opportunity to be successful or exist.
  1. In the 1980s American exports crowded out European films.
     20世纪80年代美国出口影片把欧洲影片挤出了市场。

英英释义

verb

• press, force, or thrust out of a small space
  1. The weeds crowded out the flowers
  Synonym:force out

双语例句

• This implied they would have a zero stimulatory effect: public spending would simply crowd out private spending.
  这意味着，巨额赤字不会带来任何刺激效果：公共支出只会挤出私人支出。
• The borrowing does not tend to crowd out private borrowers with higher interest rates.
  这种借款不会以较高的利率来排斥私人借款入。
• As long as output remains depressed, the fiscal support is most unlikely to be inflationary. Nor will it crowd out the private sector: it is more likely to crowd it in.
  只要经济产出依然萎靡不振，很有可能财政支持措施并不会造成通胀，也不会对私人部门形成挤出效应&而更有可能将该部门挤入。
• You've got quite a crowd out there.
  你已让外面聚集了一堆人了。
• Perhaps financial engineering like hedge funds and derivatives trading are rather closer to gambling than real business, and their growth has helped crowd out the proper purpose of capital markets.
  相对于真实的企业而言，或许对冲基金和衍生品交易等金融工程与赌博更为接近，而它们的发展已逐渐扭曲了资本市场的真正目的。
• Get in front and push the crowd out of the way.
  到前面去在人群中分出一条道来。
• The New York Times Book Review gives such books their own best-seller list so they won't crowd out the real books.
  《纽约时报书评》给这类图书单独排了畅销书榜，以免它们把其他真正的书籍都挤出去。
• Its siren call ( or beep, or blinking light) can crowd out the time and energy we have for real human connection.
  它的警笛呼叫（或嘟嘟声，闪烁灯）往往会挤占我们本可以用来进行人际交往的时间和精力。
• The increased role of the state will crowd out more productive uses of capital and create a bigger bureaucratic role in the economy.
  政府角色扩大，将挤出更具生产性的资金，在经济中塑造出一个更大的官僚角色。
• Just as petrol price rises crowd out discretionary spending in New York and London, food price surges squash spending in China.
  正如汽油涨价会挤压纽约人和伦敦人的可支配开支，食品价格猛涨也会挤压中国人在其他方面的开支。