thumbs-down

基本解释

• n.反对；责备

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• And it was thumbs-down for tattoos.
  对于纹身这恐怕是一个响雷。
• In any case, it got the thumbs-down from Standard & Poor’s, one of the big rating agencies, which said even this could prompt it to declare a selective default.
  不管怎样，这个计划受到了最大的评级机构之一的标准普尔的指责，说这是鼓励他们宣布选择性违约。
• It is an effort that is all the more remarkable when you remember that just two years ago, Chrysler's survival hung on a thumbs-up or thumbs-down vote by the president of the United States.
  这是一项非凡的成就。 短短两年前，克莱斯勒还命悬一线，存亡取决于美国总统的赞成或反对票。

权威例句

• The markets have indeed judged the IMF austerity prescriptions of high taxes and devalued currencies: thumbs-down.
  FORBES: Readers Say
• The result will probably be a thumbs-down for Chinese debt—even, perhaps, for the government's sovereign borrowing.
  ECONOMIST: China
• Fifth Third Bancorp gets the thumbs-down from Bradley Vander Ploeg at Raymond James and Gary Townsend at Friedman Billings Ramsey.
  FORBES: When Picky Analysts Pick

英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• If someone gives a plan, idea, or suggestion the thumbs-down, they do not approve of it and refuse to accept it.