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slump in Chinese

slump in Chinese is 下跌, 癱 — slump means to sit or stand with a drooping, heavy posture, often from tiredness.

slump in Chinese

下跌
verb
Pronounced: xià diē
(transitive, slang) To cause to collapse; to hit hard; to render unconscious; to kill.
verb
Pronounced: tān
(transitive, slang) To cause to collapse; to hit hard; to render unconscious; to kill.

What does "slump" mean?

  1. verb To sit or stand with a drooping, heavy posture, often from tiredness.
    "He slumped into his chair after the long shift."
  2. verb To decline sharply in performance, value, or activity.
    "The company's stock slumped after the disappointing earnings report."
  3. noun A sudden or prolonged decline in performance, activity, or value.
    "The team is trying to break out of its worst slump in years."
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slump in a sentence

  • He slumped into his chair after the long shift.
  • The company's stock slumped after the disappointing earnings report.
  • The team is trying to break out of its worst slump in years.
  • Housing prices fell during the economic slump.

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What is "slump" in Chinese?

"slump" in Chinese is 下跌, 癱. slump means: To sit or stand with a drooping, heavy posture, often from tiredness.

How do you pronounce 下跌?

"slump" in Chinese is 下跌, pronounced "xià diē".

How do you use "slump" in a sentence?

Example: "He slumped into his chair after the long shift." In Chinese, "slump" is 下跌, 癱.

Are there other ways to say "slump" in Chinese?

Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "slump": 下跌, 癱.

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