| 词组 | fluctuation |
| 释义 | fluctuation /ˌflʌktʃuˈeɪʃən/ noun a change in a price, amount, or leveladjectivesminor fluctuations The number of masters degrees awarded by the college shows only minor fluctuations over the past ten years.wild fluctuations (=large changes that are difficult to predict) The illness can cause wild fluctuations in blood pressure.random fluctuations (=changes that happen by chance) Random fluctuations in the weather affect plant growth.seasonal fluctuations Many types of businesses experience seasonal fluctuations in sales.short-term fluctuations Short-term fluctuations in stock prices are difficult to predict.nouns + fluctuationtemperature fluctuations Temperature fluctuations in New York can be traced to both natural and man-made causes.climate/climatic fluctuations Climatic fluctuations have profound effects on water resources in the western United States.price/market fluctuations Professional traders need to understand what events are likely to cause market fluctuations.exchange rate/currency fluctuations What is the effect of exchange rate fluctuations on the income of exporters and importers?verbscause fluctuations There are a number of factors that can cause fluctuations in rainfall levels.experience fluctuations The US economy has experienced fluctuations in employment and inflation rates.prepositionsfluctuation in sth Fluctuation in the price of oil can damage the world economy.phrasesbe subject to fluctuation (=something may change) Prices are subject to fluctuation.THESAURUS: fluctuation → change2 |
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