recession
US /rɪˈsɛʃən/
・UK /rɪˈseʃn/
B2 中上級TOEIC
n. (u.)不可算名詞後退
After the storm was over, there was a slow recession of water
n. (u.)不可算名詞不景気
During the recession, many people lost their jobs
n. (u.)不可算名詞衰退
There has been a recession in the number of students applying to art schools.
n.名詞経済活動が低下している時期
Many businesses struggled to survive during the recession.
n.名詞景気後退；経済活動が持続的に低下する時期
Many small businesses were forced to close during the recession
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初の米国大統領討論会：ヒラリー・クリントン対ドナルド・トランプ（討論全文）| NBCニュース (The First Presidential Debate: Hillary Clinton And Donald Trump (Full Debate) | NBC News)
- We had the worst financial crisis, the Great Recession, the worst since the 1930s.
候補者、そして彼らは
- And basically, they've said this, that if his tax plan, which would blow up the debt by over $5 trillion and would, in some instances, disadvantage middle-class families compared to the wealthy, were to go into effect, we would lose three and a half million jobs and maybe have another recession.
ここにいる観客は
2016年トランプ、2020年バイデンを予測し、そして今… | NYTオピニオン (He Predicted Trump in 2016, Biden in 2020 and Now… | NYT Opinion)
- Look, despite all the loose talk about a so-called vibe session, the economy is not in recession, so this key is true.
ほら、いわゆるバイブセッション（景気後退セッション）なんて緩いことを言っているけれど、景気は後退していない。
- Look, despite all the loose talk about a so-called vibe session, the economy is not in recession, so this key is true.
でもね、アラン。
中国経済崩壊の解説 (China's Economic Collapse Explained)
- But just as fast as it took off, growth has slowed—first with the global recession of 2008, and, after a brief recovery, again sliding steadily since 2010.
This is an explanation of how it reached its current tipping point. China’s economy boomed
- But just as fast as it took off, growth has slowed—first with the global recession of 2008, and, after a brief recovery, again sliding steadily since 2010.
This is an explanation of how it reached its current tipping point. China’s economy boomed
オーストラリアでの生活は不可能である理由 (Why Living In Australia Is Impossible)
- 2023, for only the third time in 40 years, Australia entered a per capita recession.
2023年、オーストラリアは過去40年間で3度目となる一人当たり不況に突入した。
- 2023, for only the third time in 40 years, Australia entered a per capita recession.
2023年、オーストラリアは過去40年間で3度目となる一人当たり不況に突入した。
ドナルド・トランプ対ヒラリー・クリントン - 第3回大統領討論会（字幕＋ネイティブ語彙） (Donald Trump vs Hillary Clinton - Third Presidential Debate (Subtitles + your native vocabulary))
- the money is. Most of the gains in the last year since the great recession have gone to
お金のあるところへ行くからです。大不況以来、この1年間でのほとんどの利益は
- another great recession.
大恐慌につながる可能性があります。
スピリット・ハロウィンは100億ドルのハロウィン産業の巨人になったのか | WSJ The Economics Of (How Spirit Halloween Became a Titan of the $10 Billion Halloween Industry | WSJ The Economics Of)
- In the years following the Great Recession, as retail vacancies increased, landlords found that pop-ups were an effective way of filling space that had been vacant for a long time, because of course some revenue is better than no revenue.
大不況後の数年間、小売店の空室が増える中、家主たちはポップアップが長期間空室だったスペースを埋める効果的な方法であることに気づいた。
- In the years following the Great Recession, as retail vacancies increased, landlords found that pop-ups were an effective way of filling space that had been vacant for a long time because, of course, some revenue is better than no revenue.
あるシーズンで店舗が閉鎖されると、同社はすでに次のシーズンについて家主と話し合っている。
【ニュースで英語】日本経済が世界4位に転落！GDPでドイツに抜かれた「本当の理由」とは
- The recession.
不況だ。
- After contracting by 3.3% in the third quarter of last year, GDP shrank by 4/10 of a percent in the fourth quarter - the recession -a surprise to analysts who had been predicting at least 1% of growth.
昨年第3四半期に3.3％縮小した後、第4四半期には10分の4（景気後退）の縮小となり、少なくとも1％の成長を予測していたアナリストを驚かせました。
アメリカ人はどのように休暇の支払いをしていますか (How Americans Are Paying For Vacation)
- A recession occurs when there's, quote, a significant decline in economic activity that is spread across the economy and lasts more than a few months.
景気後退とは、経済活動が著しく落ち込み、それが経済全体に波及し、数ヶ月以上続く場合に起こる。
- A recession occurs when there's "a significant decline in economic activity that is spread across the economy and lasts more than a few months." Historically speaking, deflation means that prices are actually coming down.
物価が下がっているのは、人々がお金を使わないからだ。