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1. Oxford Dictionary

   double-dip

   • IPA[ˌdʌb(ə)lˈdɪp]

   英式

   • adj.
     denoting or relating to a recession during which a period of economic decline is followed by a brief period of growth, followed by a further period of decline
   • n.
     a double-dip recession
   • v.
     obtain an income from two different sources, typically in an illicit way；dip (an item of food) into a shared sauce and take a bite then repeat the action with the same food item

   • verb: double-dip, 3rd person present: double-dips, gerund or present participle: double-dipping, past tense: double-dipped, past participle: double-dipped

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   adj.

   形容詞

   • 1. denoting or relating to a recession during which a period of economic decline is followed by a brief period of growth, followed by a further period of decline a double-dip recession a higher likelihood of a more severe and prolonged double-dip scenario

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a double-dip recession this strategy should help mitigate the risk of the economy falling into a double-dip

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. obtain an income from two different sources, typically in an illicit way they compared notes and discovered that he was double-dipping
   • 2. dip (an item of food) into a shared sauce and take a bite then repeat the action with the same food item don't double-dip the chips! consider dips with fresh vegetables, and no double-dipping

   double-dip recession

   • n.
     an economic recession during which a period of decline is followed by a brief period of growth, ... higher food and energy prices could increase the risk of a double-dip recession

   Oxford Dictionary

   double-dip recession

   • n.
     an economic recession during which a period of decline is followed by a brief period of growth, ... higher food and energy prices could increase the risk of a double-dip recession

   Oxford American Dictionary

3. • 更多解釋

   double-dip

   • IPA[ˌdəb(ə)lˈdip]

   美式

   • adj.
     denoting or relating to a recession during which a period of economic decline is followed by a ... a double-dip recession a higher likelihood of a more severe and prolonged double-dip scenario
   • n.
     a double-dip recession: this strategy should help mitigate the risk of the economy falling into a double-dip
   • v.
     obtain an income from two different sources, typically in an illicit way: they compared notes and discovered that he was double-dipping

   Oxford American Dictionary