absolute poverty发音

意思翻译

绝对贫困

相似词语短语

absolute───n.绝对；绝对事物；adj.绝对的；完全的；专制的

poverty───n.贫困；困难；缺少；低劣

position absolute───绝对位置

desegregate poverty───消除贫困

absolute maximum───最大绝对值

absolute phrase───独立片语；独立词组

absolute rose───绝对玫瑰色

absolute confidence───绝对自信

absolute discretion───绝对自由裁量权；绝对酌情决定权

双语使用场景

According to World Bank figures, 41 percent of Brazilians live in absolute poverty.───根据世界银行的统计数字，41％的巴西人生活在极度贫困之中。

Since he took office in 2003, absolute poverty has dropped markedly.───自他2003年就职以来，绝对贫困已经显著下降。

It's also called absolute poverty.───这也被称为绝对贫困。

For a measure that could end absolute poverty worldwide, it hardly seems like too much to ask.───对于这种能够解决世界绝对贫困问题的方法，似乎没有太多要质疑的东西。

They project substantial declines in absolute poverty - though by no means an eradication of it-by the turn of the century .───他们预测到本世纪末绝对贫困将大量减少，尽管尚未彻底消除。

Globalisation may be lifting millions of people out of absolute poverty, but it has also led to startling divergences in relative wealth.───全球化或许正使成百上千万人脱离赤贫，但也造成了相对富有者的惊人差异。

Poverty is, of course, a highly relative concept, but the usual definition of "absolute" poverty is an income of less than $1. 25 a day.───当然，贫困只是一个相对的概念，但是通常我们把“绝对”贫困的概念定义为每天的收入不足1.25美元。

Of course, donor countries might balk at combating absolute poverty in countries rich enough to handle the problem themselves.───当然，对于一些足够富裕有能力消除其内部绝对贫困问题的国家，捐助国可能会回避。

英语使用场景

Absolute poverty is then fairly easy to define in objective though gruesome terms.

This means that at least another 6 million children are living in absolute poverty but are not receiving benefits.

The rich get richer and the rural population is doomed to remain in absolute poverty.

Relative poverty, more markedly than absolute poverty, clearly rose rapidly throughout the 1970s.

According to World Bank figures, 41 per cent of Brazilians live in absolute poverty.

Absolute poverty has fallen steadily since the industrial revolution, which is why yesterday's luxuries have become today's necessities.

As a whole group they are in relative or absolute poverty, in contrast to the general adult population of working age.

More than half of lone parents with two or more children had incomes below their absolute poverty level at ￡227 a week.

Indeed, over the period in question, many tens of millions joined the hundreds of millions already suffering from absolute poverty.