shutdowns

英 [ˈʃʌtdaʊnz]

美 [ˈʃʌtˌdaʊnz]

n.  停业; 停工; 关闭; 倒闭; 停止运转
shutdown的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (工厂、商店等的)停业，歇业，关闭，倒闭
  Ashutdownis the closing of a factory, shop, or other business, either for a short time or for ever.
  1. The shutdown is the latest in a series of painful budget measures...
     此次关闭是一系列艰难预算措施中最新实施的一项。
  2. All seven plants have had temporary shutdowns this year.
     今年所有 7 家工厂都暂时歇业了。

双语例句

• Unexpected shutdowns since monitoring began.
  监视开始后意外的关机。
• So-called demand rationing, the painful process of livestock culling and plant shutdowns, should keep grain stocks from falling to critically low levels.
  所谓“约束需求”（demandrationing，指屠杀剔除病弱牲畜和关闭工厂的痛苦过程），应当避免把粮食库存降到极低的水平。
• Repeated shutdowns and startups are expensive.
  重复地停工和重复地启动都是昂贵的。
• Vendor operational problems or shutdowns.
  厂商的运营出现问题或关闭。
• A large number of manufacturing companies, particularly in the motor industry, have introduced short-time working and extended shutdowns over the Christmas holiday in a bid to cut costs without axing permanent employees.
  为了在不裁减固定员工的情况下降低成本，许多制造企业（尤其是汽车业）在圣诞季期间引入了短时间工作制，并且延长了停产时间。
• Maintenance will be carried during planned or scheduled shutdowns.
  维护将在规划或计划停机期间实施。
• Executives said the losses could be higher if the undisclosed shutdowns from Eni were included.
  业内高管默示，若把埃尼未表露的停产斟酌在内，淘汰的产量可能更高。
• Refinery owners have already resorted to temporary shutdowns.
  炼油厂老板已经使出暂时停工这一招数。
• The central government has attempted for many years to regulate pollution and industrial overcapacity by mandating shutdowns, an approach that tends to backfire as industrial bosses frantically expand to create plants too big to fail.
  中央政府多年来试图通过行政命令，强制企业关停工厂，以控制污染和工业产能过剩问题，但结果往往适得其反，企业主们为防止工厂因规模小被关闭，疯狂地扩建工厂。
• The dust on the laptop CPU heat sink after three years of use has made the laptop unusable due to frequent thermal shutdowns.
  上有灰尘的笔记本电脑CPU的散热器经过三年的使用，使笔记本电脑由于经常使用的热停机。