n.吹出；吹出之物

Due to the recent economic downturn, the company had to undergo efflation in order to cut costs.
由于最近的经济衰退，公司不得不进行裁员以降低成本。
The CEO announced that the company would be undergoing a round of efflation next quarter.
首席执行官宣布下个季度公司将进行一轮裁员。
Efflation is a term often used in the corporate world to describe downsizing.
裁员在商界常被称为“efflation”。
Many employees were shocked when they heard about the impending efflation at their workplace.
当员工听说他们工作场所即将进行裁员时，许多人都感到震惊。
In an effort to maintain profitability, the management decided on efflation as a necessary measure.
为了维持盈利性，管理层决定裁员作为必要的措施。
Efflation can lead to a loss of morale among remaining staff, potentially affecting productivity.
裁员可能导致剩余员工士气低落，可能影响生产力。
The company’s human resources department worked hard to minimize the negative impact of efflation on the workforce.
公司的人力资源部门努力最小化裁员对员工队伍的负面影响。
During tough economic times, companies often resort to efflation as a survival strategy.
在艰难的经济时期，公司往往采用裁员作为一种生存策略。
Efflation is sometimes viewed negatively by the public, who may see it as a sign of poor management.
公众有时对裁员持负面看法，可能将其视为管理不善的标志。
Some argue that while efflation may save money in the short term, it can harm the company's reputation in the long run.
有些人认为，虽然裁员短期内能省钱，但从长远来看可能会损害公司的声誉。