逆差 | nì chā | adverse trade balance; trade deficit | |
逆转 | nì zhuǎn | to turn back; to reverse | |
逆境 | nì jìng | adversity; predicament | |
叛逆 | pàn nì | to rebel; to revolt; a rebel | |
逆流 | nì liú | against the stream; adverse current; a countercurrent; fig. reactionary tendency; to go against the trend |
1 | The little vessel paid off from the wind. | |
2 | The distribution that dared to buck the trends and go with it's very own desktop that everyone said would fail. | |
3 | The converse is also true: whenever you have a choice between two things that are equally possible, then the things are relative. | |
4 | The principle is simple: if instant gratification makes you more likely to need some bigger form of gratification, then you can apply that theory in reverse. | |
5 | More interventiongs than not, I think, historically, have been when the central bank has been betting against the market. |