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1 cyclical movement, economic trend♦voorbeelden:Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > conjunctuurbeweging
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2 [wiskunde] line4 [omtrek] (out)line, contour7 [potlood/krijtstreep] line♦voorbeelden:2 in rechte lijn (gemeten) • in a straight/direct line, as the crow fliesin grote lijnen • broadly speaking, on the wholeaan de (slanke) lijn doen • be on a dietin grote lijnen begrijpen wat er gezegd wordt • get the gist of what is being said〈 figuurlijk〉 op één lijn brengen • align, bring into linealleen op binnenlandse lijnen vliegen • fly only domestic routesdie lijn bestaat niet meer • that service/route no longer existsblijft u even aan de lijn a.u.b. • hold the line, pleaseik heb je moeder aan de lijn • your mother is on the line/phonelijn 15 • number 157 lijnen trekken/krassen (op) • draw/scratch lines (on)de bal ging over de lijn • the ball crossed the lineeen harde lijn • a hard linede resultaten bewegen zich in opgaande lijn • the results show an upward trendin opgaande lijn • (going) in the right directioneen andere lijn (gaan) volgen • pursue a different coursedat ligt in zijn lijn • 〈 ongunstig〉 that's just the sort of thing he'd do; 〈 gunstig〉 that's right up his streetzij trekken één lijn • they adopt one single view -
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v. walk, run, go, march, step, foot, hoof, pike, tread, tramp, vamp, leg it, course, flow, water, trend, range -
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n. inclination, disposition, disposal, affection, notion, addiction, tilt, leaning, tendency, trend, propensity, proclivity, bias, penchant, ply, aptitude, bent, mind -
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v. direct, aim, sight, address, point, trend, vector, guide, steer, helm, align, flatten out, level, lay, set, conform -
20 richting
adj. directional--------n. current, direction, persuasion, aligning, alignment, lie, line, trend, way, course, run, tenor, range, determination, lay, set, ply, tack, bent
См. также в других словарях:
trend — trend … Dictionnaire des rimes
Trend — Trend … Deutsch Wörterbuch
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Trend — may refer to: * Fads and trends * Trendsetter (or early adopter). A person among the few who start a fashion or technology. *Trend estimation * Market trends, a prolonged period of time when prices in a financial market are rising or falling… … Wikipedia
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trend*/ — [trend] noun [C] a gradual change or development that produces a particular result His designs often set the trend (= start something that becomes popular) for the new season.[/ex] We ve seen a trend towards more violent films this year.[/ex] the … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
Trend — Das Substantiv, dessen Bedeutung mit »Grundrichtung einer statistisch erfassten Entwicklung, ‹wirtschaftliche› Entwicklungstendenz« wiedergegeben werden kann, wurde im 20. Jh. aus gleichbed. engl. trend entlehnt, das zu engl. to trend »sich… … Das Herkunftswörterbuch
trend — /trend/ noun a general way things are going ● a downward trend in investment ● There is a trend away from old established food stores. ● The report points to inflationary trends in the economy. ● We notice a general trend towards selling to the… … Marketing dictionary in english
