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1 sviktende priser
declining el. receding prices -
2 avskrivning
subst. [ reduksjon] write-off, transcription, (provision for) depreciation, copying subst. (økonomi) capital consumption allowance subst. [ saldo- el. degressiv-] US: reducing/declining balance depreciation subst. [ tilleggsavskrivning] additional depreciation (fri avskrivning) free depreciation (lineær/konstant avskrivning) straight depreciation, linear depreciation (ordinær avskrivning) ordinary depreciation (progressiv avskrivning) progressive depreciation (skattemessig avskrivning) tax-based depreciation, depreciation for tax purposes, tax-related depreciation [ åpnings-] initial depreciation, initial allowance -
3 avtagende
adj. declining, decreasing, on the wane, waning -
4 avtakende
adj. declining, decreasing, on the wane, waning -
5 degressiv avskrivning
subst. degressive depreciation subst. reducing balance depreciation subst. US: declining balance depreciation -
6 dobbeltsaldoavskrivning
subst. (regnskap) double-declining balance depreciation -
7 fallende avskrivning
subst. degressive depreciation subst. declining depreciation -
8 fallende kostnader
pl. degressive costs, declining costs -
9 fallende tendens
subst. [ priser] downward tendency, declining tendency -
10 nedadgående
adj. descending (f.eks.curve, scale
) adj. [ minkende] decreasing adj. declining (f.eks. ) adj. (om pris, temperatur) falling (f.eks.prices, temperature
) adj. (om aksjemarkedet) bearish adj. (om bevegelse) downward (f.eks. ) adj. (i nedadgående rekkefølge) down, from the top down(wards), in a descending scale (kursene er nedadgående) the market has a downward tendency -
11 nedgang
decrease, drop, fall* * *subst. decline, fall-off, drop, reduction, decrease subst. fal, decline, recession subst. decline (f.eks.a progressive decline of exports; the decline of his prestige; a violent decline of civilization; a decline in (el. of
) subst. [ forfall] decadence, decline (f.eks.the decline of the Roman Empire
), deterioration subst. (musikk) descent subst. (trapper el. vei som fører ned) way down, stairs (to the basement etc.), descent (f.eks.the descent to an underground chamber, to a valley
) subst. (økonomi) (om antall) downswing, downturn (være i nedgang) be declining, be on the decline, be on the wane (f.eks. ), show a downward tendency (el. trend) -
12 nedover
down, downward* * *prep. down (f.eks.the wine ran down his shirtfront
) prep. declining, sinking, falling adv. down adv. downwards, down, downhill (gå nedover) go downward, descend; (fig.) decline, go downhill -
13 rentefall
subst. fall in interest rates, declining interest rate, interest rate decline, interest rate drop -
14 retur
subst. return subst. [ tilbakereise] return trip, return journey subst. (sport) [fotball etc.] return, rebound (sende i retur) return, send back (være på retur) be declining, be on the decline, on the decline, on the downgrade (tur retur) there and back, return (tocket) (være på retur) be abating -
15 saldoavskrivning
subst. reducing balance (method of) depreciation subst. US: declining balance (method of) depreciation -
16 synkende kurs
(den synkende kurs) the declining rate
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declining — adj. 1. decreasing; as, steadily declining incomes. Syn: down(prenominal). [WordNet 1.5] 2. going from better to worse. Syn: deteriorating, failing, regressing, retrograde, retrogressive. [WordNet 1.5] 3. becoming less or smaller; as, declining… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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declining — de|clin|ing [ dı klaınıŋ ] adjective MAINLY LITERARY becoming less or worse: the declining audience for shows like this declining standards in educational achievement someone s declining years the years of someone s life when they are old and… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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