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Meanings of shrink in English
Usage of shrink in English
1
But perhaps money market funds need to shrink for the greater good.
2
As a result they no longer work and they start to shrink.
3
Nor need we shrink from honestly facing conditions in our country today.
4
Its economy is expected to shrink this year due to austerity measures.
5
Investors paid up for companies that did not shrink potential future production.
6
He expected the Swiss economy to shrink by 1 percent this year.
7
The economy is expected to shrink this year and possibly in 2016.
8
The economy could shrink at the end of the year, he added.
9
They help fight infection in children but shrink and disappear by adulthood.
10
The EU will shrink to 27 countries when Britain leaves the bloc.
11
So, as R&D costs increase, the target markets for each product shrink.
12
Analysts say trade surpluses should start to shrink as dairy prices decline.
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It said it expects its retail lending margins to continue to shrink.
14
And his focus on easily priced bets could shrink the NAV problem.
15
The changes, coupled with rising home prices, helped shrink the projected gap.
16
The rear-most icons shrink in size to create a nice perspective effect.
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Portuguese
Catalan
Shrink through the time
Shrink across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
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