单词short-run
adj.: 短期的；短时期
网络: 短版印刷；短期内；短期运行
短时期
短期的
In the short-run, as opposed to the long-run, at least one of these factors of production is fixed.
在短期——相对于长期——“生产要素”中的至少有一个是固定的。
Who knows what effect they might have on such a young child in the short run and in the long run?
从长期和短期来看，谁又知道这种药会对如此年轻的孩子有什么影响？
Only your kid has no obvious reason to be happy, at least in the short run.
短期来看，只有你的孩子没什么值得高兴的理由。
In all three cases the new era turned out, at least in the short run, to be a false dawn, and an asset-price crash ensued .
在这三种情形下，“新时代”，最少在短期内，结果都变成了一个误判了的曙光，紧接着的都是资产价格的崩溃。
For short-run decisions, the ability to predict seasonal fluctuations is often essential.
对于短时期的决策，预测季节变动则是基本方法。
But in the short run, credit was an easy way to prop up the living standards of those at the bottom of the economic pile.
但是从短期来看，要想支持落在经济收入队尾的人们的生活水平，信贷是一条捷径。
False advertisement, seems to be most convenient to attract clients and increase profit in the short run.
虚假广告在这个时候看起来是吸引消费者、在短期内增加利润的最便利的方法。
This may be a bit more expensive in the short run, but in the long run could help your organization save money on implementation costs.
在短期的运行中，费用可能会多一些，但是长期的运行将有助于您的企业节约实现成本。
And a financial transactions tax, by discouraging reliance on ultra-short-run financing, would have made such a run much less likely.
征收金融交易税降低对“超级短期出逃”金融的依赖，降低这种出逃的可能性。
But why not: the company can carry on, in the short run, at least until the bonuses are doled out.
但为什么不这么试试呢：从短期看，公司继续经营下去直到至少能发放少量红包为止。