recession in Japanese
recession in Japanese is 不況, 衰退, 退去 — recession means a period of reduced economic activity, typically marked by falling output and rising unemployment.
recession in Japanese
不況
Pronounced: fukyō
(economics) A period of reduced economic activity
衰退
Pronounced: suitai
(economics) A period of reduced economic activity
退去
Pronounced: taikyo
(economics) A period of reduced economic activity
What does "recession" mean?
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noun A period of reduced economic activity, typically marked by falling output and rising unemployment.
"The country fell into a recession after the banking crisis."
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noun The act of gradually withdrawing or moving back.
"The recession of the glacier has been tracked for decades."
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recession in a sentence
- The country fell into a recession after the banking crisis.
- Many small businesses closed during the recession.
- The recession of the glacier has been tracked for decades.
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What is "recession" in Japanese?
"recession" in Japanese is 不況, 衰退, 退去. recession means: A period of reduced economic activity, typically marked by falling output and rising unemployment.
How do you pronounce 不況?
"recession" in Japanese is 不況, pronounced "fukyō".
How do you use "recession" in a sentence?
Example: "The country fell into a recession after the banking crisis." In Japanese, "recession" is 不況, 衰退, 退去.
Are there other ways to say "recession" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "recession": 不況, 衰退, 退去.
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