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1 charmingly
charmingly adv [decorate, speak, sing, behave] de façon charmante ; charmingly simple d'une simplicité charmante. -
2 charmingly
adverb con encanto['tʃɑːmɪŋlɪ]ADV de modo encantadoras you so charmingly put it — iro como tú tan finamente has indicado iro
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3 misery index
misery index ECON Elendsindex m (a measure of economic well-being –Maß der wirtschaftlich-materiellen Lebenslage– initiated in the 1970s by R. Barro, computed as unemployment rate + inflation rate; the assumption is that an increasing unemployment rate and relatively high inflation have a negative impact on economic growth, leading to lower real consumer expenditure and contributing to an economic slow-down; a charmingly simple but questionable approach)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > misery index
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