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21 Schwankung
Schwankung f 1. GEN swing, variability (Markt); 2. STAT variability; 3. WIWI variation, fluctuation, variability, move* * *f 1. < Geschäft> Markt swing, variability; 2. < Math> variability; 3. <Vw> variation, fluctuation, variability, move* * *Schwankung
fluctuation, variance, range;
• jahreszeitlich bedingte Schwankung seasonal variations (fluctuations);
• konjunkturelle Schwankungen market fluctuations, cyclical fluctuations in business;
• saisonbedingte (jahreszeitliche) Schwankungen seasonal variations (fluctuations);
• zufallsbedingte Schwankungen chance fluctuations;
• Schwankungen der Beschäftigungsziffer ups and downs of employment;
• Schwankungen am Effektenmarkt fluctuations in the stock market;
• Schwankungen des Euro-Kurses movements in the exchange rate of the euro;
• Schwankungen im Exporthandel export fluctuations;
• Schwankungen des Geldmarktes (der Geldmarktsätze) fluctuations in the money market;
• Schwankungen im Handelsverkehr leads and lags in the trade;
• Schwankung der Herstellung batch variation;
• Schwankungen der öffentlichen Meinung swing of the pendulum;
• Schwankungen auf dem Nachfragesektor fluctuations in demand;
• Schwankungen von zwei Pence auf das Pfund variations of twopence in the pound;
• Schwankungen der Wechselkurse fluctuations in the rate of exchange;
• konjunkturbedingte Schwankungen der Wirtschaft industrial fluctuations;
• Schwankungen auffangen to cushion fluctuations;
• geringe Schwankungen aufweisen (Kurs) to move in a narrow range;
• auf wirtschaftliche Schwankungen sehr empfindlich reagieren to be highly sensitive to economic fluctuations;
• preislichen Schwankungen unterworfen sein to be subject to price fluctuations;
• saisonellen Schwankungen unterworfen sein to vary with the season;
• für Druckausgleich saisoneller Schwankungen sorgen to ease seasonal pressure. -
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f variation (+ Gen in, of); (Fluktuation) fluctuation (in, of); (Abweichung) deviation; siehe auch Konjunkturschwankungen, Temperaturschwankung etc.; starken Schwankungen unterliegen be subject to considerable variations ( oder fluctuations); seelische Schwankungen emotional ups and downs* * *die Schwankungfluctuation; variation* * *Schwạn|kung ['ʃvaŋkʊŋ]f -, -en2) (von Preisen, Temperatur, Stimmung etc) fluctuation, variation (+gen in); (von Kompassnadel etc) oscillationseelische Schwankungen — fluctuations in one's mental state, mental ups and downs (inf)
* * *Schwan·kung<-, -en>fetw in \Schwankungen versetzen to make sth sway2. (ständige Veränderung) fluctuation, variation\Schwankungen der Zinssätze auf dem Geld- und Kapitalmarkt fluctuations in money- and capital-market interest ratesjahreszeitliche [o saisonale] /konjunkturelle \Schwankungen seasonal/market fluctuations\Schwankungen ausschalten to eliminate fluctuations* * *die; Schwankung, Schwankungen variation; (der Kurse usw.) fluctuation* * *Schwankung f variation (+gen in, of); (Fluktuation) fluctuation (in, of); (Abweichung) deviation; → auch Konjunkturschwankungen, Temperaturschwankung etc;starken Schwankungen unterliegen be subject to considerable variations ( oder fluctuations);seelische Schwankungen emotional ups and downs* * *die; Schwankung, Schwankungen variation; (der Kurse usw.) fluctuation* * *f.fluctuation n. -
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f variation (+ Gen in, of); (Fluktuation) fluctuation (in, of); (Abweichung) deviation; siehe auch Konjunkturschwankungen, Temperaturschwankung etc.; starken Schwankungen unterliegen be subject to considerable variations ( oder fluctuations); seelische Schwankungen emotional ups and downs* * *die Schwankungfluctuation; variation* * *Schwạn|kung ['ʃvaŋkʊŋ]f -, -en2) (von Preisen, Temperatur, Stimmung etc) fluctuation, variation (+gen in); (von Kompassnadel etc) oscillationseelische Schwankungen — fluctuations in one's mental state, mental ups and downs (inf)
* * *Schwan·kung<-, -en>fetw in \Schwankungen versetzen to make sth sway2. (ständige Veränderung) fluctuation, variation\Schwankungen der Zinssätze auf dem Geld- und Kapitalmarkt fluctuations in money- and capital-market interest ratesjahreszeitliche [o saisonale] /konjunkturelle \Schwankungen seasonal/market fluctuations\Schwankungen ausschalten to eliminate fluctuations* * *die; Schwankung, Schwankungen variation; (der Kurse usw.) fluctuation* * *…schwankung f im subst:Blutdruckschwankung variation ( oder fluctuation) in blood pressure;Gefühlsschwankung variation in mood, mood swing;Klimaschwankung climatic variation* * *die; Schwankung, Schwankungen variation; (der Kurse usw.) fluctuation* * *f.fluctuation n. -
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Kursschwankungen
movement in exchange rates, fluctuations in the exchange, exchange fluctuations, (Börse) price oscillations (fluctuations), fluctuation in prices, ups and downs of the market;
• geringfügige und durch Spekulationen ausgelöste Kursschwankungen backing and filling;
• starke Kursschwankungen wide prices, sharp swings;
• geringe Kursschwankungen aufweisen to move in a narrow range;
• Kursschwankungen unterliegen to be subject to price fluctuations.
unterworfen, Kursschwankungen
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25 sensitive
ˈsensɪtɪv прил.
1) а) чувствительный sensitive ear sensitive market sensitive paper sensitive plant б) очень нежный;
легко раздражающийся a sensitive skin ≈ нежная кожа Syn: irritable
2) а) впечатлительный, чуткий;
ранимый Syn: impressionable, susceptible, vulnerable б) обидчивый Syn: touchy, susceptible
3) восприимчивый( к искусству и т. п.), тонко чувствующий, переживающий
4) полит. засекреченный, связанный с военной или государственной тайной
5) тех. точный, прецизионный телепат;
человек, обладающий внечувственным восприятием медиум острочувствующий, ранимый человек чувствительный, нежный - * skin нежная кожа - * ear тонкий слух - * nerves тонкая нервная организация - * to heat чувствительный к теплу - butter is very * to odours масло очень легко воспринимает запахи /чувствительно к запахам/ впечатлительный, чуткий - * nature впечатлительная натура - * about /over/ smth. болезненно реагирующий на что-л. - don't be so * не принимай все так близко к сердцу уязвимый, обидчивый - don't be so *! не будь таким обидчивым!, не обижайся! - morbidly * on the subject of... болезненно обидчивый, когда речь заходит о... щепетильный - * on questions of honour щепетильный в вопросах чести (психологическое) сенситивный восприимчивый - an artist is * to beauty художник тонко чувствует прекрасное (политика) секретный, засекреченный;
связанный с военной тайной - * job работа, связанная с секретностью;
должность, открывающая доступ к засекреченным материалам - * areas of national defense области, имеющие оборонное значение и являющиеся военной тайной - * information секретные сведения, засекреченная информация - * products, like special steels стратегические материалы, например, сталь специальных марок - * crops жизненно важные (для страны) сельскохозяйственные культуры (специальное) чувствительный, быстро реагирующий - * instrument чувствительный прибор - * film (фотографическое) светочувствительная пленка - * market (экономика) неустойчивый рынок case ~ вчт. различающий строчные и заглавные буквы price ~ чувствительный к курсу ценных бумаг sensitive впечатлительный, чуткий ~ обидчивый ~ отражающий конъюнктурные колебания ~ очень нежный, легко поддающийся раздражению;
a sensitive skin нежная кожа ~ тех. прецизионный, точный ~ способный быстро реагировать ~ чувствительный;
восприимчивый;
a sensitive ear (болезненно) тонкий слух;
sensitive market эк. неустойчивый рынок ~ чувствительный ~ чувствительный;
восприимчивый;
a sensitive ear (болезненно) тонкий слух;
sensitive market эк. неустойчивый рынок ~ paper светочувствительная бумага;
sensitive plant бот. мимоза стыдливая ~ paper светочувствительная бумага;
sensitive plant бот. мимоза стыдливая ~ очень нежный, легко поддающийся раздражению;
a sensitive skin нежная кожа ~ to market fluctuations чувствительный к колебаниям рынкаБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > sensitive
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1) General subject: market fluctuations2) Economy: jumpiness of marketУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > резкие колебания цен
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General subject: the market showed intraday fluctuationsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > в течение дня цены на рынке менялись
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Finmoney set aside by consumers for a particular purpose, to meet contingencies, or to provide an income during retirement. Savings, money in deposit and savings accounts, differ from investments, for example, on the stock market, in that they are not subject to price fluctuations and are thus considered safer. -
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sensible [sɑ̃sibl]adjectiveb. ( = significatif) noticeablec. [blessure, organe, peau] sensitive• sensible au chaud/froid sensitive to heat/coldd. ( = difficile) [dossier, projet, secteur] sensitive ; [établissement scolaire, quartier] problem━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━* * *sɑ̃sibl
1.
1) gén sensitiveles natures sensibles — pej the fainthearted
2) [peau] sensitive; [peau cicatrisée] tender; [membre blessé] soreje suis sensible de la gorge, j'ai la gorge sensible — I often get a sore throat
3) ( notable) [hausse, différence] appreciable; [effort] real4) ( perceptible)le monde sensible — the physical ou tangible world
2.
nom masculin et féminin sensitive person* * *sɑ̃sibl adj1) (= émotif) sensitiveElle est très sensible. — She's very sensitive.
Ce film est déconseillé aux personnes sensibles. — This film contains scenes which some viewers may find disturbing.
2) (appareil, ouïe) sensitive3) (= délicat) sensitive4) (aux sens) perceptible5) (= appréciable) (différence, progrès) visible, noticeable* * *A adj1 ( non indifférent) [personne, nature] sensitive; être sensible aux compliments to like compliments; être sensible aux charmes de qn to be susceptible to sb's charms; j'ai été très sensible à votre gentille attention I was most touched by your kindness; je suis sensible au fait que I am aware that; avoir le cœur sensible to be sensitive; ce film est déconseillé aux personnes sensibles this film is not for the squeamish; être sensible à un argument to be swayed by an argument; les natures sensibles pej the fainthearted;2 ( qui perçoit) [organe, membrane, appareil, instrument] sensitive; avoir l'oreille sensible to have keen hearing; un être sensible a sentient being; être sensible au froid/à la lumière [membrane, appareil] to be sensitive to cold/to light; je suis très sensible au froid I really feel the cold; balance sensible au milligramme scale which is accurate to a milligram; marché sensible aux fluctuations économiques ( délicat) market sensitive to fluctuations in the economy;3 ( fragile) [peau] sensitive; ( un peu douloureux) [peau cicatrisée] tender; [membre blessé] sore; je suis sensible de la gorge, j'ai la gorge sensible I often get a sore throat; j'ai les pieds sensibles I have tender feet;4 ( notable) [recul, hausse, différence] appreciable; [effort] real; de manière sensible appreciably; la différence est à peine sensible the difference is hardly noticeable;5 Phot sensitive; sensible à la lumière photosensitive;6 ( délicat) [dossier, question, thème] sensitive;B nmf sensitive person; c'est un grand sensible he's very sensitive.C nf Mus leading note.[sɑ̃sibl] adjectif1. [physiquement, émotivement] sensitive[direction de voiture] responsivehausse/baisse sensible marked rise/fall————————[sɑ̃sibl] nom féminin
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