单词 | economic |
释义 | ec·o·nom·ic also ec·o·nom·i·cal 1. usually economical, archaic 2. usually economical < a sturdy, handsome, high-colored woman … economical and sensible — Carl Van Doren > : productive of saving < sea power is the … most economical form of military power — Time > : sparing in quantity (as of words) < a style as economical and exact as a theorem in geometry — Richard Harrity > 3. a. < rejected the economic doctrines of Ricardo > : of, relating to, or concerned with the production, distribution, and consumption of commodities < a program to prevent inflation and economic collapse > < a council of economic advisers > : material < moved exclusively by economic motives > b. < the economic plants of a region > : affecting or liable to affect material resources or welfare < two economic pests were intercepted by … inspectors during recent weeks — Farm Chemicals > c. < reactor types which might be developed to produce economic power — U.S. Code > : capable of or liable to profitable exploitation < economic beds of phosphate are found only under marine conditions — A.M.Bateman > : profitable < barely economic, since she paid a nurse almost as much as she made herself — Elizabeth Janeway > Synonyms: see sparing |
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