Changement économique – Vocabulaire anglais
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33 mots de vocabulaire anglais avec leur sens : achieve economic growth, boost the economy, come out of recession, devaluation, devalue… Révisez-les avec…
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- achieve economic growth /ə'tʃi:v ,i:kə'nɑ:mɪk ɡroʊθ/ (phrase) — croissance économique
Exemple:The government worked hard to achieve economic growth.
Synonymes: promote growth, expand the economy, increase prosperity - boost the economy /bu:st ði ,i:kə'nɑ:mi/ (phrase) — relancer l'économie
Exemple:The tax cut could boost the economy.
Synonymes: stimulate the economy, strengthen the economy, grow the economy - come out of recession /kʌm aʊt əv rɪ'sɛʃən/ (phrase) — sortir de la récession
Exemple:The country began to come out of recession.
Synonymes: recover from recession, exit recession - devaluation /,di:vælju'eɪʃən/ (noun) — dévaluation
Exemple:The devaluation hurt the local economy.
Synonymes: currency drop, loss in value - devalue /di:'vælju:/ (verb) — dévaluer
Exemple:The central bank may devalue the currency.
Synonymes: reduce the value of, lower the value of - double-dip /,dʌbəl 'dɪp/ (phrase) — replonger en récession
Exemple:The economy could double-dip if demand stays weak.
Synonymes: recede again, fall back into recession - economic growth /,i:kə'nɑ:mɪk ɡroʊθ/ (phrase) — croissance économique
Exemple:Economic growth slowed last quarter.
Synonymes: economic expansion, growth in the economy - emerge from recession /ɪ'mɜ:rdʒ frəm rɪ'sɛʃən/ (phrase) — sortir de la récession
Exemple:The economy began to emerge from recession.
Synonymes: recover, bounce back, pick up - globalisation /,ɡloʊbələ'zeɪʃən/ (noun) — mondialisation
Exemple:Globalisation has made trade faster across borders.
Synonymes: international integration, worldwide connectedness - go into recession /ɡoʊ 'ɪntu: rɪ'sɛʃən/ (phrase) — entrer en récession
Exemple:The economy could go into recession next year.
Synonymes: enter recession, decline, contract - go through the roof /ɡoʊ θru: ðə ru:f/ (phrase) — monter en flèche
Exemple:Prices went through the roof.
Synonymes: soar, skyrocket - human poverty /'hju:mən 'pɒvərti/ (phrase) — pauvreté humaine
Exemple:Human poverty affects health, education, and hope.
Synonymes: multidimensional poverty, overall poverty, social poverty - impoverished /ɪm'pɒvərɪʃt/ (adjective) — appauvri
Exemple:The region was impoverished by years of conflict.
Synonymes: poor, depleted, impoverished - income bracket /'ɪnkʌm 'brækɪt/ (phrase) — tranche de revenus
Exemple:They fall into a lower income bracket.
Synonymes: income range, earnings group, salary band - income equality /'ɪnkʌm ɪ'kwɒləti/ (phrase) — égalité des revenus
Exemple:The report discusses income equality in the city.
Synonymes: equal income, income parity, fair pay distribution - inward investment /'ɪnwərd ɪn'vɛstmənt/ (noun) — investissement étranger
Exemple:The factory grew after inward investment from abroad.
Synonymes: foreign investment, outside investment - live from hand to mouth /lɪv frəm hænd tə maʊθ/ (idiom) — vivre au jour le jour
Exemple:They lived from hand to mouth during the winter.
Synonymes: barely get by, live paycheck to paycheck, scrape by - lower taxes /'loʊər 'tæksɪz/ (phrase) — baisser les impôts
Exemple:The government plans to lower taxes.
Synonymes: cut taxes, reduce taxes, decrease taxes - make ends meet /meɪk ɛndz mi:t/ (phrase) — joindre les deux bouts
Exemple:They work hard to make ends meet.
Synonymes: get by, scrape by, make a living - monetary union /'mʌnɪtəri 'ju:njən/ (phrase) — union monétaire
Exemple:The countries joined a monetary union.
Synonymes: currency union, common currency area, shared money system - nationalisation /,næʃənəlaɪ'zeɪʃən/ (noun) — nationalisation
Exemple:The government approved nationalisation of the railways.
Synonymes: state takeover, public ownership - on a shoestring /ɒn ə 'ʃu:strɪŋ/ (phrase) — avec peu de moyens
Exemple:They traveled on a shoestring.
Synonymes: on a tight budget, cheaply, economically - penury /'pɛnjʊri/ (noun) — misère ; dénuement
Exemple:The family lived in penury for many years.
Synonymes: extreme poverty, destitution, privation - population explosion /,pɑ:pjə'leɪʃən ɪk'sploʊʒən/ (noun) — explosion démographique
Exemple:The city faced a population explosion after the war.
Synonymes: rapid growth, population boom - poverty /'pɑ:vərti/ (noun) — pauvreté
Exemple:Poverty affects millions of people worldwide.
Synonymes: need, destitution, hardship - poverty line /'pɑ:vərti laɪn/ (phrase) — seuil de pauvreté
Exemple:Their income is below the poverty line.
Synonymes: poverty threshold, income cutoff, poverty level - poverty-stricken /'pɑ:vərti,strɪkən/ (adjective) — miséreux ; démuni
Exemple:Many families live in poverty-stricken neighborhoods.
Synonymes: destitute, impoverished, very poor - privatisation /,prɪvətaɪ'zeɪʃən/ (noun) — privatisation
Exemple:Privatisation changed the company into a private business.
Synonymes: private ownership, sale to private owners - public-private partnership /,pʌblɪk 'praɪvət 'pɑ:rtnərʃɪp/ (phrase) — partenariat public-privé
Exemple:The new bridge was built through a public-private partnership.
Synonymes: joint government-business project, public-private project - relative poverty /'rɛlətɪv 'pɑ:vərti/ (phrase) — pauvreté relative
Exemple:Relative poverty can still mean a difficult life.
Synonymes: comparative poverty, disadvantage, economic inequality
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