shutdowns

英 [ˈʃʌtdaʊnz]

美 [ˈʃʌtˌdaʊnz]

n.  停业; 停工; 关闭; 倒闭; 停止运转
shutdown的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (工厂、商店等的)停业，歇业，关闭，倒闭
  Ashutdownis the closing of a factory, shop, or other business, either for a short time or for ever.
  1. The shutdown is the latest in a series of painful budget measures...
     此次关闭是一系列艰难预算措施中最新实施的一项。
  2. All seven plants have had temporary shutdowns this year.
     今年所有 7 家工厂都暂时歇业了。

双语例句

• Improper shutdowns of the server might lead to inconsistent states.
  服务器的不正常关闭将会导致不一致的状态。
• Preventative maintenance shutdowns will be on an opportunity basis.
  预防性维护停机的实施根据时机而定。
• Stoppages and shutdowns for adjustments, die changes, or maintenance often extend residence time and cause material degradation.
  调式、更换口模或者维修造成的停机常常延长了停留时间，并引起降解。
• All seven plants have had temporary shutdowns this year.
  今年所有7家工厂都暂时歇业了。
• Traders are now focused on the second quarter of the year, when demand for oil is traditionally weak because of the end of winter and scheduled refinery shutdowns for maintenance.
  交易者目前把重点放在了今年第二季度。届时由于冬季结束，再加上炼油厂往往会停产维护，石油的需求量一般会比较低。
• Irene caused transport chaos in the eastern United States, as airline, rail and transit systems in New York and other cities started sweeping weekend shutdowns.
  爱琳导致了美国东部包括航空、铁路等的交通混乱，纽约和企业一些城市的交通系统整个周末全面瘫痪。
• As Japan shutdowns drag on, auto crisis worsens.
  日本工厂关闭越拖越长，汽车工业危机加重。
• Unexpected shutdowns since monitoring began.
  监视开始后意外的关机。
• The central government has attempted for many years to regulate pollution and industrial overcapacity by mandating shutdowns, an approach that tends to backfire as industrial bosses frantically expand to create plants too big to fail.
  中央政府多年来试图通过行政命令，强制企业关停工厂，以控制污染和工业产能过剩问题，但结果往往适得其反，企业主们为防止工厂因规模小被关闭，疯狂地扩建工厂。
• Repeated shutdowns and startups are expensive.
  重复地停工和重复地启动都是昂贵的。