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['daʊnwəd]on the downward path — fig. sulla via della rovina
* * *adjective (leading, moving etc down: a downward curve.) in discesa, verso il basso* * *downward (1) /ˈdaʊnwəd/a.2 in giù; verso il basso: a downward motion (o movement) un movimento verso il basso; a downward arrow, una freccia in giù; (econ.) a downward trend, una tendenza al ribasso; uno sfavorevole andamento congiunturale3 (fig.) degradante; che trascina in basso● (econ.) downward drift = downward trend ► sotto □ ( calcio) downward header, colpo di testa verso il basso □ (demogr.) downward mobility, mobilità verso il basso □ (econ.) downward phase, fase di flessione □ (econ., fin.) downward pressure, pressione al ribasso ( sui prezzi, sui cambi, ecc.) □ a downward spiral, una spirale discendente □ a downward slope, una discesa □ downward turn ► downturn.* * *['daʊnwəd]on the downward path — fig. sulla via della rovina
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