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1 Trend
Trend m GEN tendency, trend • gegen den Trend laufen GEN (infrml) buck the trend • Trend fortschreiben STAT extrapolate, extrapolate a trend, estimate a trend* * ** * *Trend
market trend, tendency;
• Trend im Baugewerbe trend in building trade;
• Trend im Versicherungsgeschäft underwriting trend;
• Trend der öffentlichen Meinung erkennen lassen to mark the trend of public opinion;
• augenblicklichen Trend mitmachen to climb (jump) the bandwaggon (US);
• Trendänderung der Handelsbeziehungen trade turnaround;
• Trendänderung herbeiführen to reverse the trend;
• Trendbestimmer trendsetter;
• Trendermittlung identification of trends;
• neu auftauchende Trenderscheinungen verfolgen to spot the emerging trends;
• Trendforscher trend researcher (scout);
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2 Trend der Arbeitslosenzahlen umkehren
Trend der Arbeitslosenzahlen umkehren
to reverse the unemployment trend.Business german-english dictionary > Trend der Arbeitslosenzahlen umkehren
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(trennb., -ge-)I v/i (ist) turn back; (den gleichen Weg zurückgehen) retrace one’s steps; auf halbem Weg / kurz vor dem Ziel umkehren turn back halfway / just before reaching one’s goal; jetzt können wir nicht mehr umkehren fig. there’s no going back now; der Fremdsprachenunterricht muss umkehren the teaching of foreign languages has to changeII v/t (hat) turn s.th. (a)round; (das Unterste zuoberst kehren) turn s.th. upside down; (Tasche etc., umstülpen) turn s.th. (inside) out; TECH., ETECH., fig. (Reihenfolge, Verfahren etc.) reverse; MATH., EDV invertIII v/refl (hat) turn (a)round; (auf den Kopf stellen) turn on its head; fig. reverse; die Situation kehrte sich um there was a sudden reverse in the situation; die Verhältnisse kehrten sich um the tables turned; siehe auch umdrehen* * *to invert; to turn back; to turn round; to reverse* * *ụm|keh|ren sep1. vi aux seinto turn back; (= auf demselben Weg zurückgehen) to retrace one's steps; (fig) to change one's ways2. vtKleidungsstück (von innen nach außen) to turn inside out; (von außen nach innen) to turn the right way out; Tasche to turn (inside) out; Reihenfolge, Trend to reverse; Verhältnisse (= umstoßen) to overturn; (= auf den Kopf stellen) to turn upside down, to invert; (GRAM, MATH, MUS, COMPUT) to invertdas ganze Zimmer umkehren (inf) — to turn the whole room upside down (inf)
See:→ auch umgekehrt3. vr(Verhältnisse) to become inverted or reversedmein Inneres kehrt sich um, wenn... — my gorge rises when...
* * *1) (to turn upside down or reverse the order of.) invert2) (to (cause to) go back in the opposite direction: He got tired and turned back; The travellers were turned back at the frontier.) turn back* * *um|keh·renI. vi Hilfsverb: sein to turn backnach Hause/zum Ausgangspunkt \umkehren to go back home/back to where one started [out]▪ etw \umkehren to reverse sth* * *1.2.auf halbem Wege umkehren — (fig.) stop halfway
transitives Verb1) turn upside down; turn over < sheet of paper>; (nach links drehen) turn <garment etc.> inside out; (nach rechts drehen) turn <garment etc.> right side outdas ganze Haus [nach etwas] umkehren — (fig.) turn the whole house upside down [looking for something]
2) (ins Gegenteil verkehren) reverse; invert <ratio, proportion>* * *umkehren (trennb, -ge-)auf halbem Weg/kurz vor dem Ziel umkehren turn back halfway/just before reaching one’s goal;jetzt können wir nicht mehr umkehren fig there’s no going back now;der Fremdsprachenunterricht muss umkehren the teaching of foreign languages has to changeB. v/t (hat) turn sth (a)round; (das Unterste zuoberst kehren) turn sth upside down; (Tasche etc, umstülpen) turn sth (inside) out; TECH, ELEK, fig (Reihenfolge, Verfahren etc) reverse; MATH, IT invertdie Situation kehrte sich um there was a sudden reverse in the situation;* * *1.2.auf halbem Wege umkehren — (fig.) stop halfway
transitives Verb1) turn upside down; turn over < sheet of paper>; (nach links drehen) turn <garment etc.> inside out; (nach rechts drehen) turn <garment etc.> right side outdas ganze Haus [nach etwas] umkehren — (fig.) turn the whole house upside down [looking for something]
2) (ins Gegenteil verkehren) reverse; invert <ratio, proportion>* * *v.to turn around v.to turn back v.to turndown v. -
5 Arbeitslosenzahl
Arbeitslosenzahl f PERS, SOZ, WIWI number of unemployed, unemployment figure* * *f <Person, Sozial, Vw> number of unemployed, unemployment figure* * *Arbeitslosenzahl
unemployment figures;
• abnehmende Arbeitslosenzahlen decline in unemployment;
• stagnierende Arbeitslosenzahlen stagnant unemployment;
• Arbeitslosenzahl anschwellen lassen to swell the unemployment register;
• Trend der Arbeitslosenzahlen umkehren to reverse the unemployment trend. -
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Adj.* * *ge|gen|läu|figadj (TECH)Bewegung contrarotating; (fig) Tendenz, Entwicklung, Meinung contrary, opposite* * *ge·gen·läu·fig1. TECH opposed, contra-rotating2. (entgegengesetzt)eine \gegenläufige Entwicklung/Tendenz an opposite [or reverse] development/trend* * *gegenläufig adj2. fig opposite;gegenläufige Tendenz reversal;gegenläufiger Zyklus anticyclic(al) pattern -
7 Trendänderung herbeiführen
Trendänderung herbeiführen
to reverse the trendBusiness german-english dictionary > Trendänderung herbeiführen
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