"short-term" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

short-term adjetivo

short-term + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 166

short-term memory • short-term loan • short-term gain • short-term contract • short-term debt • short-term interest rate • ...

Kolokacji: 22

Grup znaczeniowych: 35

(1) memory, storage

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(7) solution, success

Kolokacji: 2

(8) goal, target, objective

Kolokacji: 3

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1. short-term use = tymczasowe wykorzystanie short-term use

2. short-term market = tymczasowy rynek short-term market

3. short-term improvement = tymczasowa poprawa short-term improvement

4. short-term assistance = tymczasowa pomoc short-term assistance

5. short-term boost = tymczasowy wzrost short-term boost

Until last week, the word was that Mr. Bush's tax cut had to be passed immediately to give the economy a short-term boost.
"Mergers create, at best, a short-term boost in your profits but at an expensive long-term cost that's not an appropriate," he said.
Thanks to a quirk in accounting rules, rising business investment also gives a strong short-term boost to corporate profits.
Developing countries can then decide if the economic short-term boost from allowing themselves to be parasited by industry, is worth the devastating environmental and social costs.
Labour might get a short-term boost in the polls by resisting every cut.
Companies relied on aggressive cutbacks throughout the prosperous 1990's to give one more short-term boost to the bottom line.
Still, some real estate executives say the AirTrain may give a short-term boost to retail businesses.
The clean-up of the oil caused a short-term boost to the economy of Valdez.
That's why a glass of something sweet to drink can offer a short-term boost to memory, thinking processes, and mental ability.
"But in the short term, they need an intervention to provide a short-term boost to demand."