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单词 stringent
释义
stringent
adjective
uk
/ˈstrɪn.dʒənt/us
/ˈstrɪn.dʒənt/

stringentadjective(SEVERE)

having a verysevereeffect, or beingextremelylimiting:
严重的；严格的，苛刻的
The most stringentlawsin theworldareuselessunlessthere is the will toenforcethem.除非能够坚持严格执法，否则即使是世界上最严苛的法律也毫无用处。
We need tointroducemore stringentsecuritymeasuressuch asidentitycards.我们需要采取更为严格的安全措施，例如发放身份证。
Stringentsafetyregulationswereintroducedafter theaccident.事故之后制定了严格的安全规范。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
strict
  • strictHer parents were very strict.
  • firmI was always very firm with my children.
  • take a hard line onThe school takes a hard line on bullying.
  • authoritarianThe country was under the rule of an authoritarian leader.
  • stringentStringent safety regulations were introduced after the accident.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Serious and severe
  • acutely
  • acuteness
  • catastrophic
  • critical
  • critically
  • dire
  • egregious
  • fatal
  • grave
  • heaviness
  • non-fatal
  • non-serious
  • seriously
  • severe
  • severely
  • stiff
  • terminal
  • terminally
  • toughness
  • utmost
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stringentadjective(LIMITING MONEY)

finance & economicsspecialized
involvingnot enoughmoneybeingavailableforborrowingas aresultoffirmcontrolson theamountofmoneyin aneconomy:
紧缩的，银根紧的
Alreadylowlivingstandardshave beenworsenedby stringenteconomicreforms.收紧银根的经济改革令本已很低的生活水平雪上加霜。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Economics
  • accommodative
  • anti-economic
  • anti-inflation
  • anti-inflationary
  • anti-recession
  • Chancellor of the Exchequer
  • double-dip
  • float
  • GDP
  • go-go
  • hyperinflation
  • inflation
  • monetarist
  • monetization
  • monetize
  • neoliberal
  • non-economist
  • protectionism
  • retrenchment
  • upturn
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Related words

stringency
stringently
(Definition ofstringentfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

stringent| American Dictionary

stringent
adjective
us
/ˈstrɪn·dʒənt/
extremelylimitingordifficult;severe:
Members of theorganizationhave to bewillingtoabideby the stringentrules.
Thecityhas stringent fire-safetystandards.
(Definition ofstringentfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

stringent| Business English

stringent
adjective
uk
/ˈstrɪndʒənt/us
stringentlaws,tests, etc. areextremelysevereorlimitingand must beobeyed:
Stringentsecuritymeasureshave beenintroducedat allairports.
Regulators areforcingissuers toadoptmore stringentcriteria.
stringentrules/regulations/laws
stringentconditions/requirements
stringentchecks/controls/tests
ECONOMICS
involvingvery littlemoneybeingavailableforspendingorborrowingas aresultoffirmcontrols:
Stringentcostmanagementiscounterproductivewhen itinterfereswith a firm'sabilitytogrow.
stringent cost-cutting/cutsPrices are nowfallingslightlyafter stringent budget-deficitcuts.

stringently

adverb
Drugs are the most stringentlyregulatedof allconsumergoods.
(Definition ofstringentfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofstringent

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The quantity of exports has declined since the early 80s due to thestringentprocedures by the government.
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Previously, discount window loans were typically granted at below-market rates, withstringentrequirements employed to limit access to this credit.
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They also increase the political influence of political constituencies who favour morestringentregulatory policies and reduce the influence of business.
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In order to allow such subpopulation gene expression patterns to be recorded in our analysis we chose a lessstringentcutoff value.
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In principle, the answer is yes, although two factors support waiving this responsibility and imposing morestringentduties on mere genetic contributors.
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Food producers should considerstringentsafeguards to prevent contamination of food-processing equipment during renovation or construction activities, including enhanced in-plant environmental monitoring.
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If t 1, the condition is made lessstringentby the prospect of an outright victory by one or the other party.
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We show theoretically thestringentconditions necessary to reduce vote-seat disproportionality in high threshold systems and empirically their high variance (and higher levels) of distortion.
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Needless to say, the employment of child labour did not cease immediately, nor were the restrictions particularlystringent.
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Gradually, thisstringentassumption is relaxed to allow for a more realistic description of the process.
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Principled reasons are presented that argue for maintaining astringentdefinition of communities of practice, such that more than shared practices or behaviors is required.
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To begin with, it assumes that morestringentstandards lead to higher production costs for firms.
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Finally, for multinational corporations operating in several jurisdictions it is more efficient to organise their operations according to the moststringentstandards.
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A variety of special schemes with lessstringentrules fail to bridge the coverage gap.
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However,stringentpublic health measures seemed to be effective in breaking the disease transmission chain.
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