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nтенденция; направление
- basic tendency
- bearish tendency
- bullish tendency
- downward tendency
- falling tendency
- inflationary tendency
- market tendency
- movement tendency
- price tendency
- rising tendency
- short-term tendency
- stronger tendency
- upward tendency
- weaker tendencyEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > tendency
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1) tendency;
bias (в неодобрительном смысле) основная тенденция
2) (к чему-л.) tendency (towards, to) (склонность) у автора тенденция к преувеличению ≈ the writer has a tendency to exaggerate, the writer has a tendency towards exaggeration проявлять тенденциютенденц|ия - ж.
1. (к дт. ;
склонность) tendency (to, towards) ;
иметь ~ию have* a tendency, tend;
~ моды fashion trend;
~ии в развитии техники trends in technology;
кратковременная ~ short-term tendency/trend;
определённая ~ definite trend;
основная ~ basic tendency;
преобладающая ~ prevailing trend;
рыночная ~, ~ рынка market trend/tendency;
устойчивая ~ stable trend, flat trend;
~ цен trend/tendency in/of prices, price trend/tendency;
анализ ~ии trend analysis;
иметь ~ию tend;
иметь ~ию к улучшению tend to improve;
проявлять ~ию к exhibit a tendency to, tend to;
2. (основная идея) message, theme;
3. (предвзятая мысль) bias.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > тенденция
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1. n направлениеtrend of prices — тенденция цен; направление движения цен
2. n общее направление, тенденцияthe main trends in the evolution of modern society — основные тенденции в эволюции современного общества
secular trend — долговременная тенденция; вековой тренд
trend analysis — анализ трендов; анализ тенденций
3. n трендanalytic trend — тренд, заданный формулой
4. n мода, стиль5. n геол. простирание6. v отклоняться, склоняться; клониться7. v иметь тенденцию; быть направленнымСинонимический ряд:1. fashion (noun) bandwagon; chic; craze; cry; dernier cri; fad; fashion; furore; mode; rage; style; thing; ton; vogue2. tendency (noun) bias; course; current; direction; drift; inclination; leaning; propensity; run; tendency; tenor3. incline (verb) drift; extend; head; incline; lean; run; slant; squint toward; stretch; tend
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