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1 tilbøyelighet
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2 tendens
tendency, trend -
3 tendens
тенденция склонность* * *tendency, trend* * *subst. tendency, trend, move, propensity, inclination (fast tendens) firm tendency (synkende tendens) falling trend -
4 fallende tendens
subst. [ priser] downward tendency, declining tendency -
5 konjunkturer
pl. market trends (gode konjunkturer) period of good trade (gunstige konjunkturer) favourable trade conditions (nedadgående konjunkturer) downward tendency (nedadgående konjunkturer) downward tendency, trade recession (nedadgående konjunkturer) trade recession -
6 trend
* * *subst. trend, tendency, mode, fashion subst. [om økonomi o.l.] trend, tendency subst. [mer om mote, popularitet] mode, fashion -
7 anlegg
стройка, строительство, сооружение* * *aptitude, facilities* * *subst. [ det å anlegge] building, construction, erection, project, building project subst. [plan, ordning] plan, design, layout subst. [ etablering] establishment, foundation subst. [ fabrikk] factory, installation, plant, works subst. [ medfødt evne] predisposition (for, til to) subst. [ medfødt evne] talent (for for), aptitude, faculty subst. [ av organ] rudiment, gene (våpen) (i anlegg) at the ready (medfødte anlegg) predisposition, tendency -
8 ansats
subst. [ begynnelse] rudiment, early stages subst. [musikk, av tone] attack subst. [musiker, leppestilling] embouchure subst. [ fremspring] projecting edge, shoulder subst. [ anlegg] disposition, tendency, predisposition subst. (teknologi) shoulder, collar, lug (med ansats) raised face -
9 baisse tendens
subst. bearish tendency -
10 baissetendens
subst. bearish tendency -
11 disponert
adj. predisposed (for to), disposed adj. (medisin) susceptible (for to) (f.eks. ) (arvelig disponert) with a hereditary tendency to, hereditarily predisposed to (f.eks. ) -
12 fast tendens
subst. firm tendency -
13 flau tendens
subst. dull tendency -
14 hevdet tendens
subst. maintained tendency -
15 inflasjonstendens
subst. (sosialøkonomi) inflationary tendency -
16 inngrodd
adj. deep-rooted, ingrained adj. (medisin) ingrown, ingrowing (f.eks. ) adj. ingrained (f.eks.an ingrained habit, tendency
), rooted, deep-rooted, deeply-rooted (f.eks.a deeply-rooted aversion to...
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17 nedadgående
adj. descending (f.eks.curve, scale
) adj. [ minkende] decreasing adj. declining (f.eks. ) adj. (om pris, temperatur) falling (f.eks.prices, temperature
) adj. (om aksjemarkedet) bearish adj. (om bevegelse) downward (f.eks. ) adj. (i nedadgående rekkefølge) down, from the top down(wards), in a descending scale (kursene er nedadgående) the market has a downward tendency -
18 nedadgående tendens
adj. downward trend (el. tendency) -
19 nedgang
decrease, drop, fall* * *subst. decline, fall-off, drop, reduction, decrease subst. fal, decline, recession subst. decline (f.eks.a progressive decline of exports; the decline of his prestige; a violent decline of civilization; a decline in (el. of
) subst. [ forfall] decadence, decline (f.eks.the decline of the Roman Empire
), deterioration subst. (musikk) descent subst. (trapper el. vei som fører ned) way down, stairs (to the basement etc.), descent (f.eks.the descent to an underground chamber, to a valley
) subst. (økonomi) (om antall) downswing, downturn (være i nedgang) be declining, be on the decline, be on the wane (f.eks. ), show a downward tendency (el. trend) -
20 retning
* * *subst. direction subst. [om tanker, livssyn] movement, school, trend subst. [ tendens] tendency, trend subst. (kart) direction, bearing (noe i den retning) something of the kind
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