low point

基本解釋

At its low point the Indonesian rupiah had fallen by 86% against the dollar.
（如圖所示）在最低點(diǎn)，印尼盾對美元的匯率下跌了86%。
But retirement ages were actually higher after the second world war than they are now, and edged down to a low point around 1990, before starting to rise again.
但是實(shí)際上目前退休年齡是低于二戰(zhàn)后的，戰(zhàn)后退休年齡緩慢下調(diào)，于1990年左右漸落至最低點(diǎn)，隨后便又開始升高。
The year of gridlock reached a low point in the midsummer showdown over the federal debt ceiling.
這樣的僵局之年最終在夏季中期達(dá)到了其最低點(diǎn)，兩黨在聯(lián)邦債務(wù)上限問題上攤牌對峙。

Reports at the time said more than Many analysts say it was a low point of Mr.Saakashvili's presidency.
Diet, as we said before, is having a big impact, so estimates are that you can attribute two point six million deaths per year globally to low intake of fruits and vegetables.
如我們之前所說,飲食對健康至關(guān)重要,所以大致估計(jì)每年全球,有260萬人的死亡可歸結(jié)于,水果與蔬菜的攝入過少
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They would say there is a low correlation between SAT scores and grade point averages in college, or maybe it's a high correlation.
媒體會(huì)說,SAT成績,和大學(xué)里的平均學(xué)分相關(guān)性很低,或相關(guān)性很高
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Still, there have been exceptions to the rule of starting at a low point.
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