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depression of the market

  • 1 depression

    noun
    1) Depression, die
    2) (sunk place) Vertiefung, die
    3) (Meteorol.) Tief[druckgebiet], das
    4) (Econ.)

    the Depressiondie Weltwirtschaftskrise

    economic depression — Wirtschaftskrise, die; Depression, die

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    [-ʃən]
    1) (a state of sadness and low spirits: She was treated by the doctor for depression.) die Depression
    2) (lack of activity in trade: the depression of the 1930s.) die (wirtschafts-)Flaute
    3) (an area of low pressure in the atmosphere: The bad weather is caused by a depression.) das Tiefdruckgebiet
    4) (a hollow.) die Senkung
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    de·pres·sion
    [dɪˈpreʃən]
    n
    1. no pl (sadness) Depression f
    clinical \depression krankhafte Depression
    deep \depression tiefe Depression
    to have \depression eine Depression haben
    to suffer from \depression unter einer Depression/unter Depressionen leiden
    2. (slump) Wirtschaftskrise f
    3. METEO (area of low pressure) Tiefdruckgebiet nt
    4. (hollow) Mulde f, Vertiefung f
    5. PHYS Unterdruck m
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    [dI'preSən]
    n
    1) Depression f; (MED) Depressionen pl
    2) (of lever) Herunter- or Niederdrücken nt; (of key, push button) Drücken nt, Betätigen nt, Betätigung f
    3) (in ground) Vertiefung f, Senke f, Mulde f
    4) (MET) Tief(druckgebiet) nt
    5) (ECON) Flaute f; (ST EX) Baisse f
    * * *
    depression [dıˈpreʃn] s
    1. Depression f, Niedergeschlagenheit f, Ge-, Bedrücktheit f:
    suffer from depression(s) an Depressionen leiden
    2. (Ein)Senkung f, Vertiefung f:
    3. GEOL Depression f, Landsenke f
    4. WIRTSCH
    a) Depression f, Flaute f, Tiefstand m, Wirtschaftskrise f:
    Depression academic.ru/32293/Great_Depression">Great Depression
    b) Börse: Baisse f
    c) Fallen n (der Preise):
    depression of the market Preisdruck m, Baissestimmung f
    5. (Nieder)Drücken n
    6. Herabsetzung f, Schwächung f
    7. MED Entkräftung f, Schwäche f
    8. ASTRON Depression f, negative Höhe
    9. METEO Depression f, Tief(druckgebiet) n
    10. MATH Reduktion f
    * * *
    noun
    1) Depression, die
    2) (sunk place) Vertiefung, die
    3) (Meteorol.) Tief[druckgebiet], das
    4) (Econ.)

    economic depression — Wirtschaftskrise, die; Depression, die

    * * *
    (geology) n.
    Senke -n f. n.
    Bedrückung f.
    Depression f.
    Niedergeschlagenheit f.
    Unterdrückung f.
    Vertiefung f.

    English-german dictionary > depression

  • 2 depress

    transitive verb
    1) (deject) deprimieren
    2) (push or pull down) herunterdrücken
    3) (reduce activity of) unterdrücken; sich nicht entfalten lassen [Handel, Wirtschaftswachstum]
    * * *
    [di'pres]
    1) (to make sad or gloomy: I am always depressed by wet weather.) deprimieren
    2) (to make less active: This drug depresses the action of the heart.) einschränken
    - academic.ru/19732/depressed">depressed
    - depressing
    - depression
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    de·press
    [dɪˈpres]
    vt
    to \depress sb jdn deprimieren
    2. (reduce amount or activity)
    to \depress sth etw drücken
    to \depress earnings Einkünfte schrumpfen lassen
    to \depress the economy die Wirtschaft belasten
    to \depress the prices die Preise drücken
    to \depress sth etw niederdrücken
    to \depress a button einen Knopf/eine Taste drücken
    to \depress a pedal auf ein Pedal treten
    * * *
    [dɪ'pres]
    vt
    1) person deprimieren; immune system schwächen; (= discourage) entmutigen
    2) (= press down) lever niederdrücken, herunterdrücken; push button drücken, betätigen
    3) (COMM) market schwächen; prices fallen lassen; sales zurückgehen lassen
    * * *
    depress [dıˈpres] v/t
    1. a) jemanden deprimieren, niederdrücken, bedrücken
    b) die Stimmung drücken
    2. eine Tätigkeit, besonders den Handel niederdrücken, abflauen lassen
    3. die Leistung etc herabsetzen, schwächen
    4. den Preis, Wert (herab)drücken, senken:
    depress the market WIRTSCH die Kurse drücken
    5. ein Pedal, eine Taste etc (nieder)drücken
    6. MATH eine Gleichung reduzieren
    * * *
    transitive verb
    1) (deject) deprimieren
    2) (push or pull down) herunterdrücken
    3) (reduce activity of) unterdrücken; sich nicht entfalten lassen [Handel, Wirtschaftswachstum]
    * * *
    v.
    bedrücken v.
    deprimieren v.
    drücken v.

    English-german dictionary > depress

  • 3 depressed

    [dɪ'prest] adjective deprimiert [Person, Stimmung]; geschwächt [Industrie]

    depressed area — Notstandsgebiet, das

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    1) (sad or unhappy: The news made me very depressed.) deprimiert
    2) (made less active: the depressed state of the stock market.) verringert, flau
    * * *
    de·pressed
    [dɪˈprest]
    1. (sad, dejected) deprimiert
    to be clinically \depressed krankhaft depressiv sein
    to feel \depressed sich akk niedergeschlagen fühlen
    to be \depressed about [or by] [or over] [or BRIT at] sth wegen einer S. gen deprimiert sein
    2. (affected by economic depression)
    \depressed market angespannte Marktlage; (economically deprived) heruntergekommen fam
    3. MED (pushed in)
    \depressed fracture of the skull Schädelfraktur f mit Impression
    * * *
    [dɪ'prest]
    adj
    1) (= despondent) deprimiert (about über +acc); (MED) depressiv

    to look depressed —

    to feel depressedsich deprimiert or niedergeschlagen fühlen

    2) (ECON: run-down) market flau, schleppend; economy, industry geschwächt; region Not leidend; share prices fallend; sales rückläufig

    the depressed state of the property marketdie schlechte Marktlage bei Immobilien

    3) (form: sunken) tief liegend
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    depressed [dıˈprest] adj
    1. deprimiert, niedergeschlagen, -gedrückt, bedrückt (Person)
    2. gedrückt ( Stimmung; auch WIRTSCH Börse)
    3. eingedrückt, vertieft
    4. flau, matt, schwach:
    depressed industry Not leidende oder darniederliegende oder von einer Krise betroffene Industrie
    5. gedrückt (Preis), verringert, vermindert (Wert)
    6. unterdurchschnittlich
    7. BOT, ZOOL abgeflacht, abgeplattet
    * * *
    [dɪ'prest] adjective deprimiert [Person, Stimmung]; geschwächt [Industrie]

    depressed area — Notstandsgebiet, das

    * * *
    adj.
    bedrückt adj.
    deprimiert adj.
    gedrückt adj. n.
    niedergeschlagen adj.

    English-german dictionary > depressed

  • 4 depressed

    de·pressed [dɪʼprest] adj
    1) (sad, dejected) deprimiert;
    to be clinically \depressed krankhaft depressiv sein;
    to feel \depressed sich akk niedergeschlagen fühlen;
    to be \depressed about [or by] [or over] [or ( Brit) at] sth wegen einer S. gen deprimiert sein
    \depressed market angespannte Marktlage;
    ( economically deprived) heruntergekommen ( fam)
    \depressed fracture of the skull Schädelfraktur f mit Impression

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