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1 застой в дипломатических отношениях
Diplomatic term: diplomatic stagnation (контекстуальный перевод; англ. термин взят из статьи в Christian Science Monitor)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > застой в дипломатических отношениях
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2 застой вследствие дефектов в функционировании финансового и денежного механизма
Diplomatic term: stagnation due to defects in financial and monetary mechanismУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > застой вследствие дефектов в функционировании финансового и денежного механизма
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3 постоянная стагнация
Diplomatic term: secular stagnationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > постоянная стагнация
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4 стагнация экономики
Diplomatic term: stagnation of economyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > стагнация экономики
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5 застой
1) General subject: backwater, congestion, dead-lock, deadlock, hypostasis, jogtrot, languor, languor (в торговле, деятельности), slack, stagnation, standstill, suspended animation, wasteland (интеллектуальный), damp, economic glut, slack period, stagnancy3) Economy: dead season (в делах), dullness, lack of business, sluggishness, the dead season (в делах)4) Accounting: slackness, standstill (в экономике)5) Automobile industry: dead season (напр. при сезонных перевозках)6) Diplomatic term: sluggishness (в экономической активности)7) Forestry: stagnation (воды)8) Telecommunications: degeneration9) Textile: hard size10) Banking: flatness11) Business: depression, softening12) Marine science: still stand13) Makarov: congestion (напр. крови, жёлчи), settling, stagnation (состояние или качество воды)14) Non-profit-making organization: languour15) General subject: stagnation (воды) -
6 застой в экономике
1) Diplomatic term: stagnation of economy2) Business: economic stagnationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > застой в экономике
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7 застой вследствие насыщения
1) Accounting: stagnation due to satiety (напр. рынков)2) Diplomatic term: stagnation due to satiety (рынков)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > застой вследствие насыщения
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8 бюрократическая косность
1) Economy: bureaucratic inflexibility2) Diplomatic term: bureaucratic stagnationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > бюрократическая косность
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9 загнивание
1) General subject: decay (to fall into decay - приходить в упадок, разрушаться), dry rot, dry-rot, stagnation2) Railway term: churning3) Diplomatic term: state of decay -
10 кризис
1) General subject: acme (болезни), brunt, conjuncture, crisis, crisis (переломный момент болезни), economic decline, economic depression, economic slump, fastigium (болезни), head, juncture, slump, turning point, turning-point, bear the brunt, depression, collapse2) Medicine: crisis (болезни), determination (в течении болезни), solution (в течении болезни), state (болезни)4) Diplomatic term: stagnation of business5) Information technology: crunch6) Invective: shit hits the fan7) Makarov: turning point (болезни)8) Taboo: shit hit the fan -
11 период застоя
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12 стагнация
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13 экономический кризис
1) General subject: economic crisis, recession, economic recession (EBelonogova), economic meltdown2) Economy: commercial crisis, economic depression, economy crisis3) Accounting: breakdown4) Diplomatic term: business recession5) Advertising: stagnation of business6) Business: depression, economic slump7) Makarov: business depressionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > экономический кризис
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14 экономический спад
1) General subject: cutback of economic activity, recession, (резкий) slump2) Law: economic depression3) Economy: economic slack, economic slowdown (англ. оборот взят из статьи, опубликованной в USA Today), economical slack, economic decline (англ. оборот взят из статьи в Wall Street Journal), slowing economy4) Diplomatic term: economic plunge, (резкий) economic slump, stagnation of business5) Metallurgy: trade recession6) Politics: rolling readjustment (эк. жарг.)7) Advertising: economic slump8) Mass media: economic implosion (англ. термин взят из статьи в Wall Street Journal)9) Business: downturn, economic downturn, economic recession, softening of economy10) Makarov: slumpУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > экономический спад
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