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The science or practice of farming, including cultivation of the soil for the growing of crops and the rearing of animals to provide food, wool, and other products.

A sum of money granted as an allowance for a specific purpose, often provided by an employer or government to cover extra expenses like travel, housing, or meals.

To change or fluctuate, especially in terms of price, position, or personnel. It often describes shifts in data or schedules.

To rise steadily or climb rapidly, often used to describe data, prices, or levels.

To fall down or give way suddenly; a sudden complete failure of an institution, system, or person's mental state.

To use up a resource (time, money, energy) or to buy and use goods and services.

A time of intense difficulty, trouble, or danger. It can refer to financial, environmental, or personal situations.

To fall or drop in price, value, or number. It is the antonym of 增长 in financial and statistical contexts.

A state of economic decline or inactivity, characterized by low business activity, high unemployment, and lack of prosperity. It can also describe a desolate or lonely scene.

To control, dominate, or allocate resources. It can refer to controlling someone's actions or managing time and money.