bearish

UK:  ['beərɪʃ]

US:  ['berɪʃ]

adv.

1.看跌

adj.

1.熊一样的;粗鲁的

2.【股票】起跌风的,看跌的

1 . But the mood is so utterly bearish across the board right now that I am fighting the urge to turn into a raging bull.
只是，眼下整个市场气氛极度悲观，我不得不极力克制自己想变成一只愤怒的公牛的冲动。

2 . The veteran market strategist was one of the most bearish analysts at the start of 2008, and he has remained cautious.
这名市场战略分析师在2008年初是最为悲观的分析师之一，并且一直持谨慎态度。

3 . Everybody is so bearish right now that you would expect to be in the midst of a counter- trend rally, he said.
每个人（都）现在是如此悲观以至于你将期待是在一个逆倾向反弹的过程中，他说。

4 . Nearly everyone, however, seems to be bearish on the dollar over the long term.
但几乎所有人都似乎对美元的长期走势持悲观态度。

5 . One bearish New York-based dealer says: "Mark my words, the Russians will turn out to be the Japanese of the early 21st century. "
一位看跌的纽约交易商表示：“记住我的话，俄罗斯人不会成为21世纪初的日本人。”