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Was (wer) ist downturned - definition
downturned
adjective turn downwards.
downturn
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BUSINESS CYCLE CONTRACTION
Economic downturn; Recessions; Economic recession; Economic contraction; Recesion; Economic slowdown; Real economic crisis; Contraction (economic); Economic slump; Downturn; World Recession; Global contraction; Contraction (economics); Slump (economics); Prediction of recessions; Economic downfall
(downturns)
If there is a downturn in the economy or in a company or industry, it becomes worse or less successful than it had been.
They predicted a severe economic downturn.
? upturn
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downturn
BUSINESS CYCLE CONTRACTION
Economic downturn; Recessions; Economic recession; Economic contraction; Recesion; Economic slowdown; Real economic crisis; Contraction (economic); Economic slump; Downturn; World Recession; Global contraction; Contraction (economics); Slump (economics); Prediction of recessions; Economic downfall
¦ noun a decline in economic or other activity.
¦ verb [usu. as adjective downturned] turn downwards.
Beispiele aus Textkorpus für downturned
1. Campbell‘s downturned lips forever scowl in contempt for us all.
2. There is no mistaking the soft–cheeked moon face, doe–eyes and the small, downturned mouth...
3. His mouth, which settles into a natural frown anyway, was now fiercely downturned.
4. Rikan, severe, with downturned lip and fine profile, was what in another world was called an acteur noble÷ he confined himself to playing one sort of part.
5. Twenty million people (who ponied up a record $135 million) went to see "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man‘s Chest," ignoring the many reviewers Entertainment Weekly‘s Lisa Schwarzbaum, whose reviews CNN.com picks up. ("Pirates" earned a 54 percent approval rating from review aggregator Rottentomatoes.com, putting it in the "rotten" category.) But what was fascinating was how many moviegoers took the downturned thumbs personally.