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recession:

recession [the ~] noun

  1. the recession
    la recesión
  2. the recession (malaise; slump; depression; dejection)
    la baja; el fracaso; la crisis; el bache; la depresión; el bajón; la flojedad; el bajones
  3. the recession (drop in prices; reduction; rebate; )
    el descuento; la rebaja; la caída de los precios

Translation Matrix for recession:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bache dejection; depression; malaise; recession; slump back street; backside; bottom; caving in; cavity; collapse; collapsing; dump; hamlet; hole; hollow; lower side; rump; slum; slum dwelling; tailpiece; underside
baja dejection; depression; malaise; recession; slump caving in; collapse; collapsing; cut; decline; deduction; defection; deflation; depression; deregistration; discount; drop in price; fall; fall in price; falling down; landing; leaving; low pressure area; price cut; price reduction; rebate; relapse; resignation; retire; sagging
bajones dejection; depression; malaise; recession; slump
bajón dejection; depression; malaise; recession; slump all-time low; caving in; collapse; collapsing; emotional crisis; low; low record
caída de los precios discount; drop in prices; fall; price-cut; rebate; recession; reduction; sell short; softness; weakness
crisis dejection; depression; malaise; recession; slump caving in; collapse; collapsing; crisis; depression; economical crises; emergency situation; low economic activity; slump; state of emergency
depresión dejection; depression; malaise; recession; slump abyss; caving in; collapse; collapsing; decline; dejection; depression; depression of spirits; depth; despair; desperation; despondency; dip; economical crises; fall; falling down; glen; low; low economic activity; low pressure area; lowness; melancholy; relapse; sagging; slump
descuento discount; drop in prices; fall; price-cut; rebate; recession; reduction; sell short; softness; weakness cut; deduction; deflation; discount; discounting; drop in price; fall in price; price cut; price reduction; rebate
flojedad dejection; depression; malaise; recession; slump blandness; feebleness; frailty; incapacity; powerlessness; slackness; tastelessness; trivial; weakness
fracaso dejection; depression; malaise; recession; slump blooper; blunder; breaking down; caving in; collapse; collapsing; coming to a standstill; crack; defeat; defect; enormity; error; failing; failure; fall-through; fault; fiasco; flaw; flop; incorrectness; kink; let down; loser; misfit; miss; reaching a deadlock
rebaja discount; drop in prices; fall; price-cut; rebate; recession; reduction; sell short; softness; weakness cut; deduction; deflation; detraction; discount; drop in price; fall in price; price cut; price reduction; rebate; reduction
recesión recession caving in; collapse; collapsing; decrease; deduct; fall
- ceding back; corner; niche; receding; recess; recessional

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Related Definitions for "recession":

  1. the act of becoming more distant1
  2. the act of ceding back1
  3. the withdrawal of the clergy and choir from the chancel to the vestry at the end of a church service1
  4. a small concavity1
  5. the state of the economy declines; a widespread decline in the GDP and employment and trade lasting from six months to a year1

Wiktionary Translations for recession:

recession
noun
  1. a period of reduced economic activity
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• recession → recesión ↔ recessie — economie|nld een periode waarin de omvang van de economie krimpt
• recession → recesión ↔ Rezession — Wirtschaft: Phase abgeschwächten Wirtschaftswachstums oder schrumpfenden Bruttoinlandsprodukts
• recession → recesión ↔ récession — recul de la production

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