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1 slump
subst. [ tilfeldighet] chance (på slump) at random (på slump) cirka) roughly -
2 slump
[slamp]1. verb1) to fall or sink suddenly and heavily:يَسْقُط، يَتَهاوىHe slumped wearily into a chair.
2) (of prices, stocks, trade etc) to become less; to lose value suddenly:تَهْبُط الأسْعارBusiness has slumped.
2. noun1) a sudden fall in value, trade etc:هُبوط في الأسْعارa slump in prices.
2) a time of very bad economic conditions, with serious unemployment etc; a depression:رُكود إقْتِصاديThere was a serious slump in the 1930s.
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3 slump
:### [ på slump] at random, at haphazard,( efter løst skøn) at a rough estimate. -
4 slump
av en slump; accidental -
5 slump
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6 slump(e)skud
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7 collapse, breakdown, (down)fall, failure, slump(ing)
اِنْهِيَار \ collapse, breakdown, (down)fall, failure, slump(ing).Arabic-English glossary > collapse, breakdown, (down)fall, failure, slump(ing)
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8 decline, slump
تَدَنٍّ \ drop: a fall: a drop in the price of tea; a drop in the water level. decline, slump. \ See Also هبوط (هُبوط) -
9 Post Ofsted Slump Syndrome
Physiology: POSSУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Post Ofsted Slump Syndrome
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10 slag med slump gjenstand
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11 резко падать
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12 резкое падение
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13 ירידה פתאומית
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14 спад экономической активности
Русско-английский политический словарь > спад экономической активности
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15 dumpe ned
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16 falde drastisk
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17 kraftigt prisfald
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18 birdenbire düş
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19 birdenbire düşme
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20 crise econômica
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