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Significats de stagnation en anglès

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aturada

A state of inactivity (in business or art etc)

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покой
portuguès
estagnação
català
estancament
espanyol
estancamiento

No growth experimented by a particular variable.

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Examples for "doldrums"
Examples for "doldrums"
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Six years ago the British national newspaper market was in the doldrums.
The Irish Times
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On one level we should be pleased gold is in the doldrums.
Reuters
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The manufacturing sector is back in the doldrums after a short-lived improvement.
Radio NZ
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That chimes with recent surveys showing consumer morale remains in the doldrums.
The Irish Times
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Yep, it seems the summer doldrums never had a chance to start.
Wired
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These inhibitory effects may partially contribute to anti-blood stagnancy activity of rhubarb.
Pubmed
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Over the last year, I have learned that complacency implies stagnancy.
The Guardian
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Otherwise you would be sticking either at a stagnancy or at something impossible.
The Agony of the Church (1917)
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Still he sat in feeble sunshine trying to move beyond stagnancy.
Gladiator
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Most make Limerick's chances brackish, a silvered stagnancy after under-21 titles.
The Irish Times
Ús de stagnation en anglès
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Second, what must Europe do to save itself from stagnation and disintegration?
Reuters
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The stagnation of house prices in the UK also held back profit.
The Irish Times
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It gets into the soul; it is stagnation; you die by inches.
The Blind Spot
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The view that change is too difficult is an argument for stagnation.
The Irish Times
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Chinese factory activity, for example, slumped to near stagnation levels last month.
Reuters
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As every economist knows, this will lead to stagnation in the market.
The Irish Times
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From tribunal updates to crippling inflation, from drunken violence to political stagnation.
The Irish Times
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There was a stagnation in the dwelling; it seemed to be waiting.
Wessex Tales
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A bad circulation results in cold feet, in local stagnation, in lethargy.
Europe—Whither Bound? / Being Letters of Travel from the Capital...
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Still, traditional economic principles applied, and this monopoly led to technological stagnation.
Wired
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France and Germany were to blame after both hovered near to stagnation.
The Guardian
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Android's stagnation is Apple's gain and RIM's loss, according to Nielsen data.
Wired
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Tsepkalo added that the public was also fed up with economic stagnation.
Reuters
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But there are also signs of struggle and stagnation at lower-income levels.
Reuters
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Progress without order is anarchy; order without progress is stagnation and death.
The Soul of Democracy / The Philosophy of the World War in Relat...
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Time and stagnation of bodily forces did not alter his progressive ideas.
Life of Father Hecker
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Translations for stagnation
portuguès
estagnação
Stagnation a través del temps
Stagnation per variant geogràfica
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