nadir.
最低点,底线,最低谷,天底
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n.noun · 名词
- 1.
- ›Astronomy. the point on the celestial sphere directly beneath a given position or observer and diametrically opposite the zenith.
- ›Astrology. the point of a horoscope opposite the midheaven: the cusp of the fourth house.
- ›the lowest point; point of greatest adversity or despair.
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The nadir of a year riddled with uncertainty, stress and tumult might arrive in early November, when an unusual presidential contest spurs a multistate fight over absentee ballots and confirmed results.
At their nadir in April, total hours worked were 16% lower than January in both countries.
Raniere represents a true nadir of sociopathy, and there is no moral equivalency between his worst crimes and short-con financial grifters.
Yet its trade position has also fueled the nation’s currency, which soared almost 30% from a nadir in March.
Tech stocks’ huge share of the index is both a result of and an explanation for the S&P 500’s rebound of more than 50% since its nadir during March’s historic, coronavirus-induced correction.
Plus, this sorry excuse for a show represents a sort of cultural nadir when it comes to reality television.
The stock market has gone nuts, more than doubling since its March 2009 nadir.
Worse even than what I consider his nadir thus far, the 2011 debt-ceiling fiasco.
At its nadir, on September 4, 2012, Facebook closed below $18.
The debt debacle of 2011 was far and away the of his first term.