1.The politician tried to reduce the titanic deficit.

那位政治家试图减少巨大的赤字。

2.This means that there is an oxygen deficit.

也就是氧气短缺。

3.Labour vowed to avoid further borrowing and keep cutting the deficit.

工党发誓要避免继续举债并努力削减财政赤字。

4.There's a trade deficit between America and China.

美国和中国间有贸易逆差。

5.That's what you call a trade deficit.

这就是所谓的贸易逆差。

6.Americans are choosing to run a trade deficit.

美国人正选择贸易逆差。

7.That's a slip deficit we call it.

为“滑动亏损”。

8.Critics are concerned that the bill would increase the deficit.

批评人士担心这项法案将会增加美国的赤字。

9.Neither candidate has a plan to reduce the budget deficit.

两位候选人都没有提出减少预算赤字的计划。

10.This is linked to intellectual and cognitive deficits across populations.

这与整个人群的智力和认知缺陷有关。

11.The congressional budget office study predicting today a 2013 budget deficit of 642 billion.

今天，国会预算办公室公布的预测结果表明，2013年预算赤字为6420亿美元。

12.People usually do admit their deficits once they can spot them.

人一旦发现自己的弱点通常都会承认这些问题。

13.We will keep the deficit and government bonds at appropriate levels.

保持适当的财政赤字和国债规模。

14.There is no actual deficit or shortage.

并不存在实际的赤字或短缺。

15.Those who opposed the bill say reducing taxes would further increase that deficit.

那些反对这项法案的人说这会进一步加重赤字。

16.Everyone agreed that deficit to falling, the debt is off the table.

每个人都同意降低赤字，债务就不在讨论范围。

17.Some people assume that having a trade deficit is inherently bad.

有些人认为贸易逆差本来就糟糕。

18.They agreed to a plan to end the deficit by two thousand-two.

他同意了在2002年前结束财政赤字的计划。

19.Costs for those fuels have added to the country's trade deficit.

这些燃料的成本增加了该国的贸易赤字。

20.Most economists think that, if enacted, the bill will increase the deficit.

大多数经济学家认为，如果该法案获得通过，将增加赤字。