单词buttonwood
na.: 〈美〉美国梧桐；使君子树
网络: 梧桐树；梧桐树专栏；梧桐树下
〔植〕悬铃木属植物
〔美国〕美国梧桐;使君子树
复数：buttonwoods
Buttonwood: Ever hopeful | The Economist INVESTORS nearly always enter a new year with a sense of hope.
投资者们差不多都是满怀希望地迎接新年的到来。
Indeed, some are unwilling to tolerate risks of any kind (see Buttonwood).
的确，有人不愿承受任何风险。
Experience has taught Buttonwood that chartists defend their territory with an almost religious zeal.
而经验告诉Buttonwood，这些图表分析师近乎宗教狂热般地防守着他们的领地。
Three months ago Buttonwood pointed to three portents that would suggest investors should prepare for the worst.
三个月前，Buttonwood（经济政策栏）指出建议投资人做好最坏打算三种征兆。
It has also expanded coverage of books and arts and introduced a new column on financial markets, Buttonwood.
它现在同样也覆盖了书籍和艺术，还引入了一个新的专栏，Buttonwood，用于报道金融市场。
Britons now retiring on private pensions will receive an income 30% less than those who left work three years ago (see Buttonwood).
相比那些三年前退休的，英国现在依靠私人养老金退休的人其收到的所得将减少30%（详见Buttonwood专栏）。
More than 200 years after it was born at the base of a buttonwood tree, Wall Street as we have known it is ceasing to exist.
在一棵梧桐树下诞生了200多年后，我们所熟知的华尔街正在逐渐消亡。
I"m not sure Buttonwood has adequately dismissed the emerging market fundamentals question, however.
不过，金融报道并没有完全排除新兴市场的基本面中存在的问题。
The brokers who met at a Buttonwood tree on Wall Street in 1792 to found the New York Stock Exchange created something enduring.
1792年在华尔街的一棵梧桐树下集会创办纽约证交所（NYSE）的那些经纪人，创造出了某种不朽的东西。
The Indian Ocean tsunami of 2004 was a murderous event, but the world pushed on and many areas recovered quickly (see Buttonwood).
2004年的印度洋海啸夺去了很多生命，但整个世界联合起来，推动了许多受灾地区的迅速恢复。