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nдефицит; нехватка, недостатокto bring the deficit down — уменьшать дефицит (бюджета и т.п.)
to compensate for the deficit — возмещать / компенсировать дефицит
to curb the deficit — обуздывать / ограничивать дефицит
to cure the deficit — ликвидировать дефицит (бюджета и т.п.)
to eliminate the deficit — ликвидировать дефицит (бюджета и т.п.)
to make up for the deficit — возмещать / компенсировать дефицит
to narrow the deficit — уменьшать дефицит (бюджета и т.п.)
to reduce / to slash the deficit — сокращать дефицит
to whittle away / down the deficit — уменьшать дефицит (бюджета и т.п.)
- bloated deficitto wipe out the deficit — ликвидировать дефицит (бюджета и т.п.)
- budget deficit
- cash deficit
- chronic deficit
- constant deficit
- deficit continues to mount alarmingly
- deficit fell
- deficit has ballooned
- deficit has widened
- deficit in the balance of payments
- deficit is rocketing
- deficit shrank
- deficit stood at $...
- dramatic improvement in the balance-of-payments deficit
- external deficit
- federal budget deficit
- fiscal deficit
- food deficit
- foreign deficit
- foreign-exchange deficit
- foreign-trade deficit
- government deficit
- growth of the budget deficit
- huge deficit
- massive deficit
- negative deficit
- outstanding deficit
- projected deficit
- record deficit
- record-breaking deficit
- reduction of the budget deficit
- trade deficit
- vast deficit
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