单词Eurozone
n.: 欧元区
网络: 欧元区债务；欧元共同区；欧元区域
欧元区:
the countries in the European Union that use the euro as a unit of money
Keep Greece afloat for a couple of years and the rest of the eurozone will be robust enough to withstand the shock of a default.
只要再硬撑希腊两三年，欧元区其它地区的状况就可变得更加健康，足以抵御一场违约造成的冲击。
If only Iceland had been a member of the European Union and eurozone, the argument went, it would have escaped the crisis and humiliation.
人们认为，如果冰岛是欧盟和欧元区成员国，它就能够逃过危机，避免蒙羞。
But she disdains America"s profligacy just as much as she does that of Greece and the other debt-burdened eurozone economies.
但默克尔看不上美国肆意挥霍的作风，正如她看不上希腊和其他债台高筑的欧元区国家一样。
Officials said while eurozone bonds remain controversial, the bank bailout scheme appeared to be gaining traction.
官员们表示尽管欧元区债券仍存在争议，但是为银行纾困的机制似乎正在得到支持。
Such a discussion of internal eurozone demand and imbalances is not one German policymakers wish to have.
这样的一个对于欧元区内部需求与失衡的讨论，并不是德国政策制定者所希望听到的。
First would be a renewed assault on the eurozone. That would force money out of the euro and into the dollar.
首先，如果欧元区面临新一轮冲击，会迫使资金逃离欧元购入美元。
A government about to default would be mad to leave the eurozone.
一个将要发生国债违约的政府如果脱离欧元区，那它是犯傻。
The breakthrough deal was the first time the Bank of China, which has 130m customers, has taken a stake in a eurozone financial institution.
这项具突破性的交易，是拥有1.3亿客户的中国银行首次收购欧元区金融机构股份。
They argue that the best solution would be for Greece to leave the eurozone and rejoin later.
那些议员辩称，对希腊来说，最佳解决方案是退出欧元区，以后再重新加入。
Greece"s spiralling public debts, which erupted into a full-blown crisis in May, called into question the long term future of the eurozone.
希腊的公共债务不断上升，并在5月份演变成一场全面危机，引发了对于欧元区长期前景的质疑。