"recession" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

recession sustantivo

sustantivo + recession
Kolokacji: 8
world recession • estate recession • advertising recession • dip recession • U.S. recession • ...
recession + sustantivo
Kolokacji: 4
recession year • recession fear • recession proof • recession Show
recession + verbo
Kolokacji: 39
recession begins • recession ends • recession causes • recession hurts • recession comes • ...
1. recession begins = recesja zaczyna się recession begins
  • This, they say, is some of the best news the industry has had since the recession began.
  • In fact, even as he spoke, a recession had already begun.
  • By October 2008, the late-2000s recession was beginning to have an impact on the project.
  • But in 1990, the stock market did not turn down until the recession had begun, rather than months before.
  • Thus, the recession of 1953 began on the demand side.
  • If that happens, a recession could begin by mid-1990, he said.
  • Later, recession and the crime rate began to drain the city.
  • But in 1989, the city's economy went into free fall, more than a full year before the national recession began.
  • A decade ago, as the recession began, it was nearly 20 percent.
  • The most recent recession began in early 2001, and growth resumed at the end of that year.
2. recession ends = recesja kładzie kres recession ends
3. recession starts = recesja zaczyna się recession starts
5. recession lasts = recesja trwa recession lasts
7. recession goes = recesja idzie recession goes
8. recession seems = recesja wydaje się recession seems
9. recession appears = recesja pojawia się recession appears
10. recession lingers = recesja zostaje recession lingers
(3) hurt, bite
Kolokacji: 2
(4) come, arrive
Kolokacji: 2
(6) deepen, slow
Kolokacji: 2
verbo + recession
Kolokacji: 9
warn of recession • come out of the recession • push into recession • slip into recession • cause a recession • ...
adjetivo + recession
Kolokacji: 54
global recession • economic recession • deep recession • severe recession • current recession • bad recession • double-dip recession • ...

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