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1 Wirtschaftsentwicklung
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2 stockend
I Part. Präs. stockenII Adj. Stimme, Gespräch, Herzschlag etc.: faltering; Gang: halting; mit stockender Stimme in a faltering voice; stockende Redeweise halting speech; stockender Atem short, sharp breaths; stockende Schritte halting ( oder faltering) steps; stockender Verkehr stop-go ( oder slow-moving) traffic; stockende Geschäfte WIRTS. slack ( oder sluggish) trading; stockende Verhandlungen slow-moving ( oder faltering) talksII Adv. haltingly; leise und stockend sprechen speak in a soft, faltering voice; wir kommen nur stockend voran we progress in fits and starts* * *stagnant; faltering* * *stọ|ckend1. adjStimme, Deutsch faltering, hesitant; Konjunktur, Verhandlungen faltering; Verkehr stop-go2. advsprechen haltingly* * *1) faltering2) falteringly3) (dull or inactive: Our economy is stagnant.) stagnant* * *sto·ckend1. (mit Pausen) Unterhaltung flagging, faltering, hesitant2. (stehend) Verkehr stop-start3. ÖKON stagnant\stockende Wirtschaft stagnant economy* * *mit stockender Stimme in a faltering voice;stockende Redeweise halting speech;stockender Atem short, sharp breaths;stockende Schritte halting ( oder faltering) steps;stockender Verkehr stop-go ( oder slow-moving) traffic;stockende Verhandlungen slow-moving ( oder faltering) talksB. adv haltingly;leise und stockend sprechen speak in a soft, faltering voice;wir kommen nur stockend voran we progress in fits and starts* * *adj.stagnant adj. adv.stagnantly adv. -
3 konjunkturell
konjunkturell adj WIWI cyclical, economic, business* * *konjunkturell
cyclical, economic;
• sich konjunkturell auswirken to tell on the economy;
• sich konjunkturell erweitern to show an upward tendency;
• sich konjunkturell kaum mehr erweitern to show hardly any further upward trend;
• konjunkturelle Abschwächungen erfahren to show a downward trend of economic activity;
• konjunkturelle Aktivität economic activity;
• konjunktureller Anstieg upward trend;
• konjunkturelle Anstrengungen cyclical strains;
• konjunkturelle Arbeitslosigkeit cyclical unemployment;
• konjunktureller Aufschwung cyclical upswing;
• konjunktureller Auftrieb cyclical uptrend, business prosperity, trade revival, upswing;
• konjunkturellen Auftrieb haben to boom;
• konjunkturelle Auftriebskräfte business prosperity;
• konjunkturelle Auftriebstendenz upward (boom) trend;
• konjunkturelle Aufwärtsbewegung cyclical upward movement, up-cycle;
• konjunkturelle Aufwärtstendenz boom trend;
• konjunkturelle Ausweitung expansive trend;
• konjunkturelle Auswirkungen economic implications;
• konjunkturelle Belebung economic recovery (revival, activity), business recovery;
• konjunkturelle Besserung cyclical improvement;
• konjunkturelle Bremse drag on the recovery;
• ausreichende konjunkturelle Bremsen betätigen to take enough of the pep out of the economy;
• konjunkturelle Entwicklung economic (cyclical) trend, business tendencies;
• konjunkturelle Entwicklungstendenzen trends in the economy;
• konjunkturelle Erholung booming recovery;
• konjunkturelle Faktoren cyclical factors;
• konjunkturelle Fehlanpassung cyclical maladjustment;
• konjunkturelle Festigkeit strength of the economy;
• konjunkturelle Flautenbewegung sluggish pace of business;
• konjunkturelle Fortschritte machen to move further along the recovery track;
• konjunkturelle Initialzündung pump priming (US);
• konjunkturelles Klima economic temperature (climate);
• konjunkturellen Niedergang erleben to be on the downgrade;
• konjunkturelle Preissteigerung cyclical rise in prices;
• konjunkturell unbeeinflussbarer Rest an Arbeitslosen hard core of unemployment;
• konjunktureller Rückgang cyclical decline;
• konjunkturelle Schwankungen market (cyclical) fluctuations, cyclical irregularity;
• konjunkturelle Situation business situation;
• konjunkturelle Stagnation economic stagnation;
• konjunkturelle Strömungen trends in the economy;
• konjunkturelle Talfahrt downtrend in economic activity;
• konjunkturelle Talfahrt auffangen to cushion the downswing;
• konjunkturelle Tatsachen ans Tageslicht bringen to nose out economic truths;
• konjunkturelle Tendenz economic trend, cyclical (business) tendency;
• konjunkturell e Tendenzwende cyclic[al] turn-around;
• konjunkturelle Ungewissheit economic uncertainty;
• konjunkturelle Veränderung economic change;
• konjunkturelle Veränderung des Preistrends changes in the underlying trend of prices;
• auf konjunkturelle Verschlechterungen empfindlich reagieren to be sensitive to downturns;
• konjunktureller Wandel change in the economic activities;
• konjunkturelle Wechselphasen alternating phases of the cyclical trend;
• konjunktureller Wellenberg peak time;
• konjunktureller Wendepunkt business cycle turning, business turning point.
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