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Meanings of recession in inglés
Synonyms
Examples for "receding"
Examples for "receding"
1
They have passed their closest point of approach and are now receding.
2
A receding hairline added a few more years to his apparent age.
3
The reference points are all in the receding past for Derry football.
4
Just a vague sense of flat land receding into the frigid distance.
5
Edda remained on the top of the tower watching the receding ship.
Usage of recession in inglés
1
Background: Due to the economic recession, several people in Europe became unemployed.
2
Northern Ireland's economy has emerged from recession, a new report claimed today.
3
Europe's snowballing debt crisis threatens to send the global economy into recession.
4
However, a decision to go ahead is likely to extend the recession.
5
Its operations have also come under pressure in its recession-hit home market.
6
September 2008: An official economic report states Ireland is officially in recession.
7
Data released on Thursday showed a growing risk of recession in France.
8
Ten years on from the last financial crisis, recession looms once more.
9
Economists expect Latin America's third-largest economy to slide into recession this year.
10
The intensifying U.S.-China trade war stoked worries about a global economic recession.
11
The Baltic state has plunged into recession following years of rapid growth.
12
The British economy is finally out of recession, according to new figures.
13
The recent recession has played its part in knocking the buyers' market.
14
Unfortunately we cannot avoid the global recession which has affected most economies.
15
Dickie offers good food at a price recession-hit Hong Kongers can afford.
16
The economy slipped back into recession at the end of last year.
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Recession across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
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