rock-bottom

英 [ˌrɒk ˈbɒtəm]

美 [ˌrɑːk ˈbɑːtəm]

n.  最低点;最低水平;低谷; 非常糟糕的状态;极度沮丧的处境;低谷
adj.  (价格、水平)极低的，非常低的

英英释义

adj

• well below normal (especially in price)
  Synonym:reduced

双语例句

• What they do offer is a good product at a rock-bottom price.
  他们提供的确实是物美价廉的产品。
• Let us have your rock-bottom price.
  不，我们给你低价。
• Though there is still a gap between your rock-bottom prices and my expectations, I'm willing to sign contracts with you.
  虽然贵方的底价与我方所希望得到的价格仍有距离，我还是愿意铅合同。
• By following the anti-Japan script and lowering the policy rate to rock-bottom levels and holding it there, the Fed ended up inflating the biggest bubbles of them all property and credit.
  通过遵循上述反对日本的文件，将政策利率降至最低水平冰予以保持，美联储最终吹出了最大的泡沫房地产和信贷泡沫。
• The prices shown in price-lists and catalogues shall be deemed to be the rock-bottom prices and any further reductions is out of the question.
  价目单和商品目录中标明的价格，应视为最低价格，不会再次减价。
• The parallels with Japan, where interest rates have been at rock-bottom for a decade, are striking.
  同样的情况也发生在了日本，连续十年来日本的利率持续处于最低谷，实在是很令人咋舌。
• We sold these TV sets at rock-bottom prices.
  我们以最低价出售了这些电视机。
• Because the store was going out of business, their entire stock of merchandise was on sale at rock-bottom prices. They are of good quality, anyway.
  那些制造商们只好关门歇业。这家商店快歇业了，所以将所有存货以最低价抛售。但质量还是好的。
• Despite rock-bottom levels of interest rates, many companies, especially in private equity, discovered they were financially vulnerable.
  尽管利率处于极低水平，但许多企业（尤其是私人股本运营的公司）发现自己的财务状况很脆弱。
• The seller can ask a sky-high price; the buyer can make a rock-bottom offer.
  漫天要价，就地还钱。