گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'inflation'

1 اقتصاد:: تورم

2 عمومی:: تورم‌

1 general:: noun price increases and lower purchasing power: Inflation will damage both business and the economy.

2 general:: inflation ADJECTIVES/NOUN + inflation low inflation • France had achieved low inflation and steady growth. high inflation • Inflation remained high throughout this period. annual inflation • Annual inflation in 1990 was 8.1%. rising inflation • The country was hit by rising inflation. spiralling/soaring inflation (= inflation that is increasing quickly and out of control ) • Argentina was suffering from spiralling inflation. price/wage inflation (= increasing prices/wages ) • Price inflation was running at about twelve percent last summer. inflation + NOUN the inflation rate/the rate of inflation • The current inflation rate stands at 4.1%. the inflation figures • April's inflation figures are likely to show a further fall. verbs cause/lead to inflation • Too much government borrowing can lead to inflation. fuel inflation/push up inflation (= make inflation worse ) • The increase in food prices is fuelling inflation. • There are now fears that price rises will push up inflation. control/curb inflation (= prevent it from increasing more ) • These measures are designed to curb inflation. fight/combat inflation • An economic plan to combat inflation was drawn up. reduce inflation/get inflation down • The government has promised to reduce inflation to 3%. • The government's top priority is to get inflation down to 2%. keep inflation down (= keep it at a low level ) • These policies will help to keep inflation down. inflation rises • Inflation rose steadily from the mid-1960s inflation falls • Inflation fell by 0.5% last month. inflation is running at 3%/4% etc ( also inflation stands at 3%/4% etc ) (= used to talk about the present rate of inflation ) • Inflation currently stands at 3.2%. keep pace with inflation (= be at the same level as inflation ) • Salaries have not kept pace with inflation.

3 general::   noun ADJ. high | low, moderate | zero | galloping, raging, rampant, rising, runaway, soaring, spiralling, uncontrollable | double-digit (= 10 per cent or more) | consumer-price, price, wage | domestic VERB + INFLATION cause | fuel, push up, raise | beat, bring down/under control, check, combat, control, curb, cut, fight, get down/under control, keep down, keep in check, keep under control, reduce policies to beat inflation It is vital that inflation is kept in check. | keep pace with Wages are not keeping pace with inflation. INFLATION + VERB be up | be down Inflation is down to its lowest level in three years. | exceed sth, reach sth Inflation reached a monthly rate of 5%. | average sth, be at sth, run at sth, stand at sth Inflation is running at 4%. | edge up, go up, increase, rise | fall, go down, slow Inflation has slowed to 7%. | erode sth savings eroded by inflation INFLATION + NOUN figures, rate an inflation rate of 2% | forecast, target PHRASES the battle/fight against inflation, a drop/fall in inflation, an increase/a rise in inflation an increase in inflation to 3.5% | a rate of inflation

4 general:: noun escalate: Inflation will increase costs.