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1. n( towards) тенденция (к); общее направление; изменение; тренд; движение; течениеto check the inflationary trend — приостанавливать / сдерживать тенденцию к инфляции
to counter negative trends — противостоять негативным / отрицательным тенденциям
to create new trends — создавать новые тенденции / направления
to define / to determine a trend — определять направление
- conflicting trendsto survey world economic and social trends — делать обзор(ы) мировых экономических и социальных тенденций
- confrontation trends
- consistent trend
- current trend
- dangerous trend
- demand trend
- democratic trends
- downward trend
- economic trend
- employment trend
- favorable price trends
- general trend
- growing trend
- growth trend
- historical trends
- ideological trend
- increasing trend
- industrial trends
- inflationary trends
- long-run trend
- long-term trend
- market trends
- near-term trends
- negative trend
- new trend
- objectives of new economic trends
- opportunist trend
- opposing trends
- persistent trend
- political trends
- population trend
- positive trend
- price trends
- pro-American trends
- progressive trends of science and technology
- protectionist trends
- religious trend
- separatist trends
- short-term trend
- social-democratic trend
- stable trend
- steady trend
- trend in prices
- trend of prices
- trend towards the relaxation of international tension
- underlying trend
- underlying trends are not encouraging
- unfavorable trend
- upward trend
- world trends 2. vиметь тенденцию (к чему-л.); изменяться в каком-л. направлении
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