In no sense mercurial, these great fortunes survived the financial panics that destroyed lesser ones.
这些巨大的财富绝不是反复无常的，它们在金融恐慌中幸存了下来。
Next came a series of bank panics.
随后，一系列银行危机又接连爆发。
I leave. Dog panics. Furniture sale.
我走了。狗狗慌了。家具卖了。
The rabbit is very dead and the guy panics.
兔子已经死翘了，那哥们自然是怕得慌。
Thee media do play a role in fuelling panics.
媒体在引发恐慌中扮演了一定的角色。 。
The fanciful panda fan panics over the span of the pan-like panel.
爱幻想的熊猫迷对盆状仪表板的全长感到恐慌。
Alleged sorcery by fox demons occasionally caused collective panics.
宣扬狐妖巫术偶尔会引发群体的恐慌。
That leads us to the latest theory of why market panics happen.
这就涉及到了解释市场恐慌的最新理论。
Inevitably, he panics, and then starts doing things that make the problem worse.
不可避免地，他会惊慌，然后开始做一些事情使问题变得更糟。
When developing a kernel code or running a development kernel, sometimes a kernel panics.
在开发内核代码或运行开发内核时，偶尔会发生内核崩溃。
But Banks are opaque outfits and markets prone to panics, so CDS prices could easily be wrong.
但银行操作是不透明的而且市场倾向于恐慌情绪，所以CDS价格很容易出错。
Panics generate messages, sometimes in English and sometimes in code (for example: PANIC: 04:3c).
Panics产生的消息，有时是英语形式的，有时是代码形式的(例如，PANIC： 04：3 c)。
Long-term investors can still take advantage of temporary panics and mispricings to build positions at low costs.
长期投资者仍然能够利用暂时的恐慌和错误定价在低成本时期建仓的优势。
If financial panics are not new, the Asian crisis came as a complete surprise to virtually all commentators.
如果说金融恐慌并不新奇的话，这场亚洲金融危机却大大出乎所有经济学家的意外。
Phone panics when changing views in Bluetooth menu while choosing the last connected device from paired view.
电话恐慌不断变化的看法时，在蓝牙菜单，而选择的最后连接设备从配对观点。
The IMF, for example, needs to be revamped and funded far more generously to handle such panics in the future.
例如，货币基金组织需要大肆改进和大举注资，以在未来应对这类恐慌。
Chains are more durable than rope, but also more dangerous if the horse panics and pulls them out of the wall.
链条比绳更耐用，但如果马惊慌时将链拉出墙，也会更危险。
Athens burns. Europe panics. Something funny happens in the market. The Dow plunges nearly 1,000 points in a few minutes.
雅典在燃烧。欧洲在恐慌。市场上发生了怪事。在短短几分钟之内，道琼斯指数就暴跌了近1,000点。
In that time, I have covered two major market panics-the dot. com bust and the financial crisis-and dozens of minor ones.
这期间，我报道过两次重大的市场恐慌(互联网泡沫破裂和上次金融危机)，以及几十次较小的市场恐慌。
From 1841 to 1842, in the wake of a series of financial panics and recessions, eight states and Florida (then a territory) defaulted.
1841年至1842年间，在一连串的财政恐慌和危机之后，八个州和佛罗里达(之后的领土)相继出现违约。
Once you look back at the success business has achieved during crisis after crisis, panics tend to smell more like opportunities.
一旦你回顾在接连的危机中这些公司所获得成功，恐惧就增加了机会。
He never panics, never makes rash decisions, always seems to make the right decisions and always gets the best out of his players.
他从不惊慌，从不仓促决定，总是能做出正确的决定，最好的使用自己的球员。
When professional pundits are influential and the media are loud and both live by chilling our blood, general panics may become more frequent.
当专家学者更有影响力以及媒体大声嚷嚷并以惊吓我们为生时，大恐慌可能发生地更加频繁。
Unfortunately it turned out that Banks, still nervous after the financial panics of the early 1930s, wanted to hold excess reserves as a cushion.
不幸的是，在经历了20世纪30年代初期的金融恐慌之后仍然心有余悸的银行都想持有超额储备作为后备。
Mr Bernanke often notes this simply returns the Fed to its roots as lender of last resort: it was created primarily to prevent financial panics.
伯南克先生一贯认为，如此做法只是要美联储回归到最初的最终贷款人角色上来，设立美联储的初衷就是防止金融恐慌。
Mr Bernanke often notes this simply returns the Fed to its roots as lender of last resort: it was created primarily to prevent financial panics.
伯南克先生一贯认为，如此做法只是要美联储回归到最初的最终贷款人角色上来，设立美联储的初衷就是防止金融恐慌。
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