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[con.] spirale inflationnisteEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > inflationary spiral
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spiral ['spaɪərəl] ( British pt & pp spiralled, cont spiralling, American pt & pp spiraled, cont spiraling)1 noun∎ in a spiral en spirale;∎ a spiral of smoke rose into the sky une volute de fumée s'éleva dans le ciel;∎ inflationary spiral spirale f inflationniste;∎ the wage-price spiral la spirale des prix et des salaires(motif, shell, curve) en (forme de) spirale; (descent, spring) en spirale;∎ the plane went into a spiral descent l'avion amorça une descente en vrille(a) (in flight → plane) vriller; (→ bird) voler en spirale; (in shape → smoke, stairs) monter en spirale(b) (prices, inflation) s'envoler, monter en flèche;∎ to spiral downwards chuter►► spiral binding reliure f à spirale;Astronomy spiral galaxy galaxie f spirale;spiral staircase escalier m en colimaçon(plane) descendre en vrille; (leaf, feather) tomber en tourbillonnant(plane, smoke) monter en spirale; (prices) monter en flèche -
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spiral [ˈspaɪərəl]1. adjective2. nounspirale f[smoke] monter en spirale ; [prices] monter en flèche4. compounds* * *['spaɪərəl] 1.1) ( shape) gen, Mathematics, Aviation spirale fin a spiral — [object, spring, curl] en forme de spirale
2) ( trend) spirale f2. 3.a downward/upward spiral — une descente/montée en spirale
1) Economics monter en flèche2) ( of movement)4.to spiral up(wards)/down(wards) — ( gently) monter/descendre en spirale or en tournoyant; ( rapidly) monter/descendre en vrille
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A n2 ( trend) spirale f ; inflationary spiral spirale inflationniste ; the wage-price spiral la spirale des prix et des salaires ; a spiral of violence une escalade de violence ; a downward/upward spiral une descente/montée en spirale.2 ( of movement) to spiral up(wards)/down(wards) ( gently) monter/descendre en spirale or en tournoyant ; ( rapidly) monter/descendre en vrille. -
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inflationary [ɪn'fleɪʃənrɪ]►► inflationary spiral spirale f inflationnisteUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > inflationary
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ECONOMICS inflationnisteinflationary gap écart m inflationniste;inflationary policy politique f inflationniste;inflationary pressure pression f inflationniste;inflationary spiral spirale f inflationniste;inflationary surge poussée f inflationnisteThe same spin comes from the Commission with the European Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner, Pedro Solbes, who shares Mr Duisenberg's analysis. A rise in inflation in the Euro zone was not a matter of concern. He indicated in an interview with the French newspaper Liberation that he did not believe this marked the beginning of an inflationary spiral.
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1 nounspirale f;∎ an inflationary spiral une spirale inflationniste(of prices) monter en flèche, s'envoler -
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inflationary spiral — ☆ inflationary spiral n. a continuous and accelerating rise in the prices of goods and services, primarily due to the interaction of increases in wages and costs … English World dictionary
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inflationary spiral — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms inflationary spiral : singular inflationary spiral plural inflationary spirals economics an economic situation in which higher prices cause higher salaries, which in turn cause even higher prices … English dictionary
inflationary spiral — Synonyms and related words: big price tag, bottom price, business index, ceiling, ceiling price, consumer price index, cost of living index, demand curve, extortionate price, famine price, fancy price, floor, floor price, good price, high price,… … Moby Thesaurus
inflationary spiral — Econ. See under spiral (def. 7). [1930 35] * * * … Universalium
inflationary spiral — noun Date: 1931 a continuous rise in prices that is sustained by the tendency of wage increases and cost increases to react on each other … New Collegiate Dictionary
inflationary spiral — infla′tionary spi′ral n. bus a cycle of worsening inflation as higher prices result in higher wages, increasing costs and resulting in still higher prices • Etymology: 1930–35 … From formal English to slang
inflationary spiral — /ɪnˌfleɪʃənəri ˈspaɪrəl/ (say in.flayshuhnuhree spuyruhl) noun the situation in which increasing prices lead to increasing wages which lead to increasing prices, and so on …
spiral — [spī′rəl] adj. [ML spiralis < L spira, a coil < Gr speira: see SPIRE1] 1. circling around a central point in a flat, two dimensional curve that constantly increases (or decreases) in size 2. circling around a central axis in a conical or… … English World dictionary
spiral — n. an inflationary; wage price spiral (a vicious inflationary spiral) * * * [ spaɪ(ə)rəl] wage price spiral (a vicious inflationary spiral) an inflationary … Combinatory dictionary
spiral — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun ADJECTIVE ▪ vicious ▪ downward, upward ▪ deflationary, inflationary ▪ wage price ▪ … Collocations dictionary