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1 slump
1. nounSturz, der (fig.); (in demand, investment, sales, production) starker Rückgang (in Gen.); (economic depression) Depression, die (Wirtsch.); (in morale, support, popularity) Nachlassen, das (in Gen.)2. intransitive verb1) (Commerc.) stark zurückgehen; [Preise, Kurse:] stürzen (fig.)3) (collapse) fallenthey found him slumped over the table — sie fanden ihn über dem Tisch zusammengesunken
* * *1. verb1) (to fall or sink suddenly and heavily: He slumped wearily into a chair.) plumpsen2) ((of prices, stocks, trade etc) to become less; to lose value suddenly: Business has slumped.) fallen2. noun1) (a sudden fall in value, trade etc: a slump in prices.) der Sturz2) (a time of very bad economic conditions, with serious unemployment etc; a depression: There was a serious slump in the 1930s.) die Wirtschaftskrise* * *[slʌmp]there has been a \slump in demand for beef die Nachfrage nach Rindfleisch ist drastisch zurückgegangen\slump in prices Preissturz m\slump in production Produktionseinbruch meconomic \slump Wirtschaftskrise fto be in a \slump sich akk in einer Krise befindenII. vithe value of property has \slumped Immobilien haben drastisch an Wert verloren2. (fall heavily) fallen, zusammensackento \slump into a chair sich akk in einen Stuhl fallen lassen* * *[slʌmp]1. n(in sth etw gen) (in numbers, popularity, morale etc) (plötzliche) Abnahme; (in production, sales) Rückgang m; (= state) Tiefstand m; (FIN) Sturz m, Baisse f (spec); (of prices) plötzliches Absinkenslump in prices — Preissturz m (of bei)
2. vi1) ( FIN, COMM prices) stürzen, fallen; (sales, production) plötzlich zurückgehen; (fig, morale etc) sinken, fallen2) (= sink) fallen, sinkento slump into a chair — sich in einen Sessel fallen or plumpsen (inf) lassen
he was slumped over the wheel — er war über dem Steuer zusammengesackt
he was slumped on the floor — er lag in sich (dat) zusammengesunken auf dem Fußboden
* * *slump [slʌmp]A v/islump into a chair sich in einen Sessel plumpsen lassen4. zurückgehen5. GEOL rutschenB s1. WIRTSCHb) (starker) Konjunkturrückgang2. allg (plötzlicher) Rückgang (in gen oder in dat):be in a slump rückläufig sein;there is a slump in attendance die Teilnehmerzahlen gehen zurück3. SPORT Schwächeperiode f4. GEOL Rutschung f* * *1. nounSturz, der (fig.); (in demand, investment, sales, production) starker Rückgang (in Gen.); (economic depression) Depression, die (Wirtsch.); (in morale, support, popularity) Nachlassen, das (in Gen.)2. intransitive verb1) (Commerc.) stark zurückgehen; [Preise, Kurse:] stürzen (fig.)2) (be diminished) [Popularität, Moral, Unterstützung usw.:] nachlassen3) (collapse) fallen* * *(financial) n.plötzlicher Rückgang m. n.Baisse -s f.Börsensturz m.Kurseinbruch m.Preissturz m.Wirtschaftskrise f.starker Konjunkturrückgang m. v.erweichen v.hineinplumpsen v.plumpsen v.völlig versagen ausdr. -
2 slump
slump [slʌmp]1 noun(a) (in attendance, figures, popularity) chute f, forte baisse f, baisse f soudaine;∎ there has been a slump in investment les investissements sont en forte baisse;∎ a slump in prices/demand une forte baisse des prix/de la demande(b) Economics (depression) crise f économique; (recession) récession f; Stock Exchange effondrement m (des cours), krach m (boursier)∎ she slumped into an armchair elle s'est effondrée dans un fauteuil∎ her shoulders slump elle a les épaules tombantes;∎ her shoulders slumped when she heard the bad news elle eut l'air complètement abattue quand elle entendit la nouvelle(usu passive) to be slumped in an armchair être affalé ou affaissé dans un fauteuil;∎ he was slumped over the wheel (in car) il était affaissé sur le volantretomber en arrière -
3 slump
1. verb1) (to fall or sink suddenly and heavily: He slumped wearily into a chair.) bajar/caer en picado, caer de repente, desplomarse2) ((of prices, stocks, trade etc) to become less; to lose value suddenly: Business has slumped.) bajar en picado
2. noun1) (a sudden fall in value, trade etc: a slump in prices.) bajón, bajada repentina2) (a time of very bad economic conditions, with serious unemployment etc; a depression: There was a serious slump in the 1930s.) crisis económica, recesión económicatr[slʌmp]1 (recession) crisis nombre femenino económica, recesión nombre femenino económica; (drop in demand etc) bajón nombre masculino, baja repentina, caída repentina1 (economy) hundirse; (sales, demand, etc) bajar en picado, caer en picado, caer de repente; (prices) desplomarse2 (fall, flop down) caer, derrumbarse; (faint) desmayarseslump ['slʌmp] vi1) decline, drop: disminuir, bajar2) slouch: encorvarse, dejarse caer (en una silla, etc.)slump n: bajón m, declive m (económico)n.• declive económico s.m.n.• baja repentina s.f.• bajón s.m.• depresión s.f.• quiebra s.f.v.• bajar repentinamente v.
I slʌmpa) ( economic depression) depresión fb) (in prices, sales) caída f or baja f repentina, bajón m; (in attendance, interest) disminución f, bajón m
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1) ( collapse) (+ adv compl) desplomarse2)a) \<\<prices/output/sales\>\> caer* or bajar repentinamenteb) \<\<morale\>\> sufrir un bajón[slʌmp]1.N (gen) baja f (repentina), bajón m ; (in production, sales) caída f, baja f ; (economic) depresión fthe 1929 slump — la depresión de 1929, la crisis económica de 1929
slump in prices — hundimiento m de los precios
slump in morale — bajón m de moral
2. VI1) [price etc] hundirse; [production, sales] bajar, caer; (fig) [morale etc] desplomarse2)* * *
I [slʌmp]a) ( economic depression) depresión fb) (in prices, sales) caída f or baja f repentina, bajón m; (in attendance, interest) disminución f, bajón m
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1) ( collapse) (+ adv compl) desplomarse2)a) \<\<prices/output/sales\>\> caer* or bajar repentinamenteb) \<\<morale\>\> sufrir un bajón
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