depress in Czech
depress in Czech is deprimovat — depress means to make someone feel sad, low, or hopeless.
depress in Czech
deprimovat
To make depressed, sad or bored.
What does "depress" mean?
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verb To make someone feel sad, low, or hopeless.
"The grey weather always seems to depress him."
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verb To push something down, or to reduce activity or value (especially in an economy).
"Falling demand continued to depress prices throughout the year."
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depress in a sentence
- The grey weather always seems to depress him.
- Bad news about the layoffs depressed morale across the office.
- Falling demand continued to depress prices throughout the year.
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What is "depress" in Czech?
"depress" in Czech is deprimovat. depress means: To make someone feel sad, low, or hopeless.
How do you use "depress" in a sentence?
Example: "The grey weather always seems to depress him." In Czech, "depress" is deprimovat.
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