单词Euro-
suf.: 欧洲的；欧盟的
欧洲的；欧盟的:
connected with Europe or the European Union
As it happens, growth in Europe has picked up in recent months, though a rising euro may slow it down again.
巧合的是，最近数月欧洲经济增长加快，尽管欧元的升值可能再次使之减慢步伐。
Adopting the euro should open Poland up to more of that sort of trade and the stable, long-term capital investment that goes with it.
接收欧元，这种贸易的机会就会增长，而长期稳定资本投资也会随着增长。
The fact is, though, that they are going to have to continue to do that if the euro is going to continue to exist in its current form.
虽然事实上如果欧元将持续作为当前的货币形式存在的话，他们不得不这么做。
But some US policymakers privately complain that European backing is patchy and tends to go up and down with the euro.
但一些美国的政策制定者私下里抱怨，来自欧洲的支持显得零零碎碎，往往随着欧元的起落而变化。
In his speech, Mr Regling hinted that this too might have something to do with inappropriate policies caused by the euro.
瑞格林先生在讲话中暗示说，这也可能与欧元导致的不恰当的政策有些关系。
JUST a few weeks ago the main question about the euro-area economy was whether it would avoid recession.
仅在几周以前，欧元区面临的主要问题还是如何避免经济衰退。
"I don"t think we"ve seen the bottom for the euro this year but this latest down leg is running out of steam, " he said.
“我认为欧元今年尚未触底，但最近的跌势失去动能，”他表示。
Should Spain try to break out of this trap by leaving the euro, and re-establishing its own currency?
西班牙是否应该脱离欧元，建立自己的货币，通过这样的方式脱离陷阱？
Progress on such a scheme is always likely to stall because euro-zone countries are reluctant to cede any control of their public finances.
通常，此类计划的进展很可能会中止，因为欧元区国家不太愿意放弃对其公共财政的调控。
Life is still far from easy in the peripheral states of the United States of Europe (as the euro zone is now known).
在欧罗巴合众国（UnitedStatesofEurope，欧元区现在的名称）的外围国家，生活还是不容易。