Sommario
decline {sostantivo}
calo · decadenza · diminuzione · regresso
to decline {verbo}
diminuire · decadere
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "decline"
"decline" traduzione italiano
decline {sostantivo}
The steady decline in the turnout rate in European elections is a matter of concern to us.
Farmers in my country are already suffering a huge decline in income.
The main feature of the rapid deterioration of the market has been a sharp decline in consumption.
We now find ourselves in a situation in which government receipts will decline for cyclical reasons.
We are not used to seeing other sectors with such a level of growth; it is more usual to see a decline.
The decline of the state, however, leads to catastrophe and anarchy.
Entropy means that everything in the world, everything, is in a state of decline and decay, the arch.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the rural world is in a precarious state, in open decline.
The progressive alienation and physical decline of an elderly person cause immense suffering to both the patient and his or her family and
It is a symptom, amongst others, of this climate of decline and of the widespread shunning of responsibility, where no-one has to answer to
decline {sostantivo} (anche: lowering, decrease, tail-off, sag)
Evidence of this is the decline in circulation of daily papers in the European Union.
for trend real GDP growth and the trend decline in M3 income velocity, have
Subject: Dramatic decline in the income of cotton producers in Greece
potential output growth of 2-2½% and for a trend decline in M3 income
Everywhere, farmers are faced with a very large decline in revenue.
Such strategies would lead in the medium term to stagnation and decline.
We can expect loss of job security, the erosion of working conditions, widespread social decline.
Such practices appear to be in sharp decline and, we are told, only occur sporadically in rural areas.
In particular, Mr Jarzembowski is right to be concerned about the decline of rail transport compared to road and air transport.
If it were finally adopted, we would witness, for the first time in the history of the Union, a decline in research efforts.
decline {verbo}
decline [declined|declined] {v. t.} (anche: withhold, to withhold, to turn down, to gainsay) [non verif.]
The Commission was at liberty to decline that wish of Parliament.
In this case, that duty points clearly in the direction indicated by the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market to decline
On that occasion, demonstrating a distinct lack of charm, you declined to answer me.
Even Professor Prodi declined to face an open hearing.
The Council has even declined to discuss the matter on an informal basis with the Committee on Transport and Tourism.
to decline {verbo}
to decline [declined|declined] {v. i.} (anche: to decrease, to gasp, to peter)
We hope that your popularity does not continue to decline because of fish!
It is important to develop engine technology, as a decline in the volume of traffic is not foreseeable.
The demand for fish continues to grow while the supply continues to decline as a result of overfishing and pollution.
As stated in July, inflation should decline further in the course of 2012 and be below 2% again in 2013.
Inflation rates are expected to continue to decline in the coming months, reaching a level in line with price stability during the course
to decline [declined|declined] {v. i.} (anche: to decay)
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "decline":
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Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "decline" in Italiano
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