"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 • ...
verbo + recession
Kolokacji: 9
warn of recession • come out of the recession • push into recession • slip into recession • cause a recession • ...
(1) warn, cause
Kolokacji: 2
2. slip into recession = pomyłka do recesji slip into recession
5. fall into recession = upadek do recesji fall into recession
  • The tally is certain to rise further as the economy falls back into recession.
  • After falling into recession in March 2001, the economy began growing again late that year.
  • The economy, as Abby pointed out, fell into recession in 2001.
  • The only longer streak, of 14 quarters, ended in early 1979, a year before the economy fell into recession.
  • Since his promotion almost a year ago, the country has fallen into recession, and companies have cut technology spending.
  • The change to the city format came just before Houston's economy fell into recession.
  • This would also give the bank more room to adjust rates, and particularly to cut them again if the economy falls back into recession.
  • But if the economy were to fall into recession and the unemployment rate had a big jump, my attitude would be different.
  • The economy is falling into recession, and an increasing number of workers have become idle.
  • When an economy falls into recession, the value of the currency will tend to fall.
adjetivo + recession
Kolokacji: 54
global recession • economic recession • deep recession • severe recession • current recession • bad recession • double-dip recession • ...
preposición + recession
Kolokacji: 18
into recession • of recession • during the recession • out of recession • since the recession • ...

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