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1 to eliminate unemployment
English-Russian combinatory dictionary > to eliminate unemployment
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2 unemployment
nбезработица, незанятость ( рабочей силы)to alleviate unemployment — снижать / сокращать / уменьшать безработицу
to bring down unemployment from... to... — снижать уровень безработицы с... до...
- chronic unemploymentto decrease unemployment — снижать / сокращать / уменьшать безработицу
- concealed unemployment
- cyclical unemployment
- disguised unemployment
- elimination of unemployment
- exporting unemployment
- fall in unemployment
- floating unemployment
- frictional unemployment
- general unemployment
- growing unemployment
- hard-core unemployment
- hidden unemployment
- high rate of unemployment
- incipient unemployment
- increase in unemployment
- increasing unemployment
- involuntary unemployment
- latent unemployment
- long-term unemployment
- mass unemployment
- massive unemployment
- mounting unemployment
- open unemployment
- permanent unemployment
- pocket of unemployment - rise in unemployment
- rising unemployment
- seasonal unemployment
- stagnant unemployment
- structural unemployment
- technological unemployment
- teenage unemployment
- unemployment is at its highest level
- unemployment is down
- unemployment is falling steeply
- unemployment is on the up
- unemployment is on the way down
- unemployment is rampant
- unemployment is rife
- unemployment is rising steeply
- unemployment is running at 22 per cent
- unemployment is steadily declining
- unemployment reaches 50%
- unprecedented unemployment
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3 unemployment
ˈʌnɪmˈplɔɪmənt сущ. безработица to cause unemployment, to create unemployment ≈ вызвать, создать безработицу to eliminate unemployment ≈ ликвидировать безработицу to reduce unemployment ≈ сократить безработицу, понизить уровень безработицы high unemployment ≈ высокий уровень безработицы low unemployment ≈ низкий уровень безработицы seasonal unemployment ≈ сезонная безработица (связана с отсутствием/ненадобностью какого-л. вида деятельности в определенное время года) unemployment benefit ≈ пособие по безработице unemployment compensation ≈ компенсация за период, когда человек не работал;
пособие по безработице unemployment insurance ≈ страхование по безработице безработица - seasonal * сезонная брезработица cyclical ~ циклическая безработица daily allowance for ~ ежедневное пособие по безработице day of ~ день проведенный без работы deficient-demand ~ безработица вследствие недостаточного спроса disguised ~ скрытая безработица fight ~ бороться с безработицей frictional ~ фрикционная безработица hard-core ~ рын.тр. хроническая безработица involuntary ~ вынужденная безработица latent ~ скрытая безработица long-term ~ длительная безработица long-term ~ застойная безработица mass ~ массовая безработица natural ~ естественная безработица partial ~ частичная безработица;
вынужденная работа неполное число рабочих часов с уменьшением зарплаты (из-за неблагоприятных экономических условий) period of ~ период безработицы periodic ~ периодическая безработица registered ~ официальная безработица seasonal ~ сезонная безработица seasonally adjusted ~ безработица с учетом сезонных колебаний structural ~ структурная безработица unemployment безработица ~ attr.: ~ benefit пособие по безработице youth ~ безработица молодежи youth ~ безработица среди молодежиБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > unemployment
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4 unemployment
[ˌʌnɪm'plɔɪment]n- high unemployment
- seasonal unemployment - cause unemployment
- eliminate unemployment
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5 unemployment
[ˌʌnɪm'plɔɪmənt]сущ.to cause / to create unemployment — вызвать, создать безработицу
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6 fluctuation
nколебание, неустойчивость, изменение- constant fluctuationsto eliminate wide fluctuations — устранять / исключать значительные колебания (цен и т.п.)
- currency fluctuations
- demand fluctuations
- economic fluctuations
- exchange fluctuations
- fluctuation in price
- fluctuation in prices
- fluctuation in rates of exchange
- fluctuation of exchange rates
- fluctuation of markets
- fluctuations in demand
- fluctuations in exports / imports
- fluctuations in unemployment
- fluctuations of discount rate
- fluctuations of supply and demand
- fluctuations on the world market
- investment fluctuations
- irregular fluctuations
- local fluctuations
- long-term fluctuations
- major fluctuations
- market fluctuations
- mercantile fluctuation
- periodic fluctuations
- price fluctuations
- seasonal fluctuations
- sharp fluctuations
- short-term fluctuations
- spontaneous fluctuations
- supply fluctuations
- trade fluctuations
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