"corresponding" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

corresponding adjetivo

corresponding + sustantivo

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corresponding period • corresponding article • corresponding member • corresponding increase • corresponding quarter • ...

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Grup znaczeniowych: 25

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1. corresponding increase = odpowiedni wzrost corresponding increase

2. corresponding reduction = odpowiednie obniżenie corresponding reduction

3. corresponding rise = analogiczny wzrost corresponding rise

4. corresponding decrease = odpowiedni spadek corresponding decrease

5. corresponding loss = odpowiednia strata corresponding loss

6. corresponding decline = analogiczny upadek corresponding decline

7. corresponding growth = odpowiedni rozwój corresponding growth

8. corresponding cut = odpowiednie cięcie corresponding cut

9. corresponding gain = odpowiedni przyrost corresponding gain

The result is a measurable reduction of modulation noise with a corresponding gain in sonic clarity.
But even a 50 percent or 60 percent increase in real spending in 30 years should have generated a corresponding gain in student outcomes.
The losses incurred in its defence weakened the garrison in the area for little corresponding gain.
The hobby loss rule breaks down into four requirements: not engaged in for profit, deductions otherwise allowable, sections 162 and 212 would have applied, but only up to the corresponding gains.
But we think the corresponding gain for hockey, worldwide, is worth that risk.
A recent poll by the Pew Research Center showed a steep drop in conservative Christian support for Republicans, albeit without a corresponding gain for the Democrats.
For every company that takes a loss, there will be a corresponding gain elsewhere.
Costs have spiraled out of control, without a corresponding gain in benefits.
Yahoo is likely to report a corresponding gain.
If inventories increase without a corresponding gain in new orders, it could indicate production cutbacks in the future as factories try to get rid of goods on shelves and backlots.