"decline" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

decline sustantivo

sustantivo + decline

Kolokacji: 24

percent decline • population decline • Decline of the Roman Empire • decline of industry • market decline • ...

decline + verbo

Kolokacji: 40

decline begins • decline leads • decline comes • decline continues • decline follows • ...

verbo + decline

Kolokacji: 26

fall into decline • reverse the decline • experience a decline • continue one's decline • suffer a decline • cause a decline • ...

adjetivo + decline

Kolokacji: 137

sharp decline • economic decline • steady decline • steep decline • rapid decline • slow decline • gradual decline • significant decline • ...

Kolokacji: 30

Grup znaczeniowych: 33

Kolokacji: 11

1. sharp decline = nagły upadek sharp decline

2. steep decline = gwałtowny upadek steep decline

3. gradual decline = upadek graduału gradual decline

4. precipitous decline = urwisty upadek precipitous decline

5. continued decline = kontynuowany upadek continued decline

6. abrupt decline = nagły upadek abrupt decline

7. gentle decline = łagodny upadek gentle decline

8. imperial decline = imperialny upadek imperial decline

9. postwar decline = powojenny upadek postwar decline

10. unprecedented decline = niespotykany upadek unprecedented decline

11. year-over-year decline = year-over-year upadek year-over-year decline

Worldwide PC sales experienced an unexpected year-over-year decline for the first quarter, according to market research firm Gartner's preliminary sales figures for early 2011.
A year-over-year decline in apparel sales stabilized this year at around 19 to 21 percent compared to 2007.
While there have been signs of improvement in the past year as evidenced by the year-over-year decline in newly delinquent mortgages, the market is still fragile.
The yen's 15 percent year-over-year decline versus the dollar gave Sony a big boost; the company obtains about 70 percent of its revenue outside Japan.
Light truck prices fell 12.4 percent, the biggest year-over-year decline since the Labor Department began tracking them in 1964.
While unemployment was certainly lower during the boom years of the 1990's, this is the largest year-over-year decline in joblessness in the region since 1995.
While the firm announced a year-over-year decline in net earnings of 18 percent yesterday, it did gain market share in mergers and acquisitions and equity underwriting.
The latest figure shows a year-over-year decline of 3.2 percent.
The Americas were the hardest hit, with a year-over-year decline of 45 percent.
The 14% year-over-year decline was the largest on record since the firm began tracking in 1994, and double what analysts had been expecting.