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1 depression
noun1) Depression, die2) (sunk place) Vertiefung, die3) (Meteorol.) Tief[druckgebiet], das4) (Econ.)the Depression — die Weltwirtschaftskrise
economic depression — Wirtschaftskrise, die; Depression, die
* * *[-ʃən]1) (a state of sadness and low spirits: She was treated by the doctor for depression.) die Depression2) (lack of activity in trade: the depression of the 1930s.) die (wirtschafts-)Flaute3) (an area of low pressure in the atmosphere: The bad weather is caused by a depression.) das Tiefdruckgebiet4) (a hollow.) die Senkung* * *de·pres·sion[dɪˈpreʃən]nclinical \depression krankhafte Depressiondeep \depression tiefe Depressionto have \depression eine Depression habento suffer from \depression unter einer Depression/unter Depressionen leiden* * *[dI'preSən]n1) Depression f; (MED) Depressionen pl2) (of lever) Herunter- or Niederdrücken nt; (of key, push button) Drücken nt, Betätigen nt, Betätigung f* * *depression [dıˈpreʃn] s1. Depression f, Niedergeschlagenheit f, Ge-, Bedrücktheit f:suffer from depression(s) an Depressionen leiden2. (Ein)Senkung f, Vertiefung f:depression of the ground Bodensenke f3. GEOL Depression f, Landsenke f4. WIRTSCHa) Depression f, Flaute f, Tiefstand m, Wirtschaftskrise f:c) Fallen n (der Preise):5. (Nieder)Drücken n6. Herabsetzung f, Schwächung f7. MED Entkräftung f, Schwäche f8. ASTRON Depression f, negative Höhe9. METEO Depression f, Tief(druckgebiet) n10. MATH Reduktion f* * *noun1) Depression, die2) (sunk place) Vertiefung, die3) (Meteorol.) Tief[druckgebiet], das4) (Econ.)economic depression — Wirtschaftskrise, die; Depression, die
* * *(geology) n.Senke -n f. n.Bedrückung f.Depression f.Niedergeschlagenheit f.Unterdrückung f.Vertiefung f. -
2 depress
transitive verb1) (deject) deprimieren2) (push or pull down) herunterdrücken* * *[di'pres]1) (to make sad or gloomy: I am always depressed by wet weather.) deprimieren2) (to make less active: This drug depresses the action of the heart.) einschränken•- academic.ru/19732/depressed">depressed- depressing
- depression* * *de·press[dɪˈpres]vt▪ to \depress sb jdn deprimieren2. (reduce amount or activity)▪ to \depress sth etw drückento \depress earnings Einkünfte schrumpfen lassento \depress the economy die Wirtschaft belastento \depress the prices die Preise drücken▪ to \depress sth etw niederdrückento \depress a button einen Knopf/eine Taste drückento \depress a pedal auf ein Pedal treten* * *[dɪ'pres]vt* * *depress [dıˈpres] v/t1. a) jemanden deprimieren, niederdrücken, bedrückenb) die Stimmung drücken2. eine Tätigkeit, besonders den Handel niederdrücken, abflauen lassen3. die Leistung etc herabsetzen, schwächen4. den Preis, Wert (herab)drücken, senken:depress the market WIRTSCH die Kurse drücken5. ein Pedal, eine Taste etc (nieder)drücken* * *transitive verb1) (deject) deprimieren2) (push or pull down) herunterdrücken3) (reduce activity of) unterdrücken; sich nicht entfalten lassen [Handel, Wirtschaftswachstum]* * *v.bedrücken v.deprimieren v.drücken v. -
3 depressed
[dɪ'prest] adjective deprimiert [Person, Stimmung]; geschwächt [Industrie]* * *1) (sad or unhappy: The news made me very depressed.) deprimiert2) (made less active: the depressed state of the stock market.) verringert, flau* * *de·pressed[dɪˈprest]to be clinically \depressed krankhaft depressiv seinto feel \depressed sich akk niedergeschlagen fühlen2. (affected by economic depression)\depressed fracture of the skull Schädelfraktur f mit Impression* * *[dɪ'prest]adjto look depressed —
to feel depressed — sich deprimiert or niedergeschlagen fühlen
2) (ECON: run-down) market flau, schleppend; economy, industry geschwächt; region Not leidend; share prices fallend; sales rückläufigthe depressed state of the property market — die schlechte Marktlage bei Immobilien
3) (form: sunken) tief liegend* * *depressed [dıˈprest] adj1. deprimiert, niedergeschlagen, -gedrückt, bedrückt (Person)3. eingedrückt, vertieft4. flau, matt, schwach:6. unterdurchschnittlich7. 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. -
4 depressed
1) (sad, dejected) deprimiert;to be clinically \depressed krankhaft depressiv sein;to feel \depressed sich akk niedergeschlagen fühlen;\depressed market angespannte Marktlage;( economically deprived) heruntergekommen ( fam)\depressed fracture of the skull Schädelfraktur f mit Impression
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