highs

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n.  最高水平; 最大数量; 高气压区; 反气旋; (某天、某星期等的)最高气温
high的复数

双语例句

• Credit spreads hit new highs in Ireland and Portugal too.
  爱尔兰和葡萄牙的公司债息差也创下了新高。
• Portuguese and Irish 10-year yields closed at euro-era highs of 10.66 per cent and 11.34 per cent respectively.
  葡萄牙和爱尔兰10年期国债收益率分别收于10.66%和11.34%的欧元时代高位。
• Emerging markets are struggling with soaring food prices – at record highs this week – and the resulting inflation.
  新兴市场正疲于应对飙升的食品价格本周创下新高和由此引发的通胀。
• Asian currencies rose to multi-month highs yesterday amid mounting speculation that China would let the renminbi appreciate.
  随着人们对中国将让人民币升值的预期日益升温，亚洲各国货币汇率昨日升至数月高点。
• Hong Kong is not alone, with commercial and industrial property prices in Singapore also having hit highs.
  香港在这方面并非独一无二，新加坡的商业和工业房地产价格也触及创纪录高位。
• In fact, record highs were reported this week in Washington state and Alaska.
  事实上，华盛顿州和阿拉斯加州上周的温度都创下历史新高。
• But he said the highs more than compensated.
  但他说自己的欣喜超过了失落。
• Wealth in Latin America and the Asia-Pacific soared to record highs.
  拉丁美洲和亚太地区的财富总量暴涨，创历史新高。
• China's stockmarket continues to hit record highs.
  中国股市继续创新高。
• After trading reached frenzied highs, however, Xinhua changed course.
  然而，在股市交易达到疯狂的高点后，新华社改变了立场。