Nikkei

英 [ˈnɪkeɪ]

美 [ˈniːkeɪ]

n.  日经指数

经济

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双语例句

• The stock market has bounced back, with the benchmark Nikkei average rising 44 per cent since November.
  股市已经反弹，基准日经指数自去年11月以来上涨了44%。
• The last time the Nikkei average was above 20,000 was at the end of dot-com bubble in 2000.
  上次日经指数突破20000点是在2000年互联网泡沫时期。
• The Nikkei Stock Average broke the 20,000 mark early Friday morning for the first time since April 2000.
  周五上午，日经指数在2000年4月之后首次突破20000点大关。
• The Nikkei average yesterday closed near a 26-year low at 7, 229.72.
  日经指数昨日收于7229.72点，接近26年的低点。
• The Nikkei fell by nearly a quarter last.
  日经指数（nikkei）上周下跌了近四分之一。
• Japan's Nikkei Index closed less than one percent higher Friday.
  日本日经指数星期五以上升不到一个百分点收盘。
• In Tokyo, the Nikkei average lost just half a percent, after plunging nine percent a day earlier.
  在东京，日经指数一天前猛跌了百分之9后，星期四下滑仅半个百分点。
• The move initially boosted the Nikkei stock average by 200 points before fears about corporate earnings hit sentiment.
  此举起初推动日经指数上涨200点，但后来对企业盈利的担忧打击了市场人气。
• In dollar terms, the Nikkei has climbed 29 per cent.
  按美元计算，日经指数上涨29%。
• Tokyo's Nikkei index lost two percent, and in Hong Kong the Hang Seng fell nearly three percent.
  但是，东京日经指数下跌了百分之二，香港恒生指数也下挫百分之三。