auge económico (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech:

Noun phrase

Phonetic transcription:

/ˈawxe ekonoˈmiko/

Use in Spanish:

The term "auge económico" is commonly used in the Spanish language, especially in economic contexts. It refers to an economic boom or period of prosperity.

This term is used frequently in both oral and written Spanish, especially in news reports, economic analyses, and discussions related to the economy.

Example Sentences:

1. El país experimentó un auge económico tras implementar nuevas políticas de inversión.

2. The country experienced an economic boom after implementing new investment policies.

3. Durante el auge económico de la década pasada, muchas empresas prosperaron.

4. During the economic boom of the past decade, many companies thrived.

Idiomatic Expressions:

• "Disfrutar del auge económico": To enjoy the economic boom.
• Example: Muchas personas han podido disfrutar del auge económico gracias a su inversión en el mercado de valores.

• Translation: Many people have been able to enjoy the economic boom thanks to their investment in the stock market.

• "Aprovechar el auge económico": To take advantage of the economic boom.

• Example: Es importante que las empresas aprovechen el auge económico para expandirse.
• Translation: It is important for companies to take advantage of the economic boom to expand.

Etymology:

• Auge: Comes from the Latin word "augēre," which means to increase or grow.

• Económico: From the Latin word "oeconomĭcus," derived from the Greek "oikonomikos," related to the administration of a household.

Synonyms and Antonyms:

• Synonyms: Boom económico, período próspero.
• Antonyms: Crisis económica, recesión financiera.