consumer spending dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de consumer spending dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

consumer spending SUBST

consumer spending

dépenses fpl des ménages

Traductions de consumer spending dans le dictionnaire français»anglais

regain de la consommation

upturn in consumer spending

Traductions de consumer spending dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.spend [GB spɛnd, Am spɛnd] SUBST FIN

spend

frais mpl

II.spend <prét, ppas spent> [GB spɛnd, Am spɛnd] VERBE trans

1. spend (pay out):

spend money, salary

dépenser

to spend money on clothes/food/rent

dépenser son argent en vêtements/en nourriture/en loyer

how much do you spend on food?

combien est-ce que tu dépenses en nourriture?

to spend money on one's house/children/hobbies

dépenser de l'argent pour la maison/les enfants/les loisirs

to spend a fortune on books

dépenser une fortune en livres

he didn't spend a penny on his son's education

il n'a pas dépensé un sou pour l'éducation de son fils

2. spend time:

spend

passer

I spent three weeks in China

j'ai passé trois semaines en Chine

they will spend a day in Rome

ils passeront une journée à Rome

he spent the night with me

il a passé la nuit avec moi

I spent two hours on my essay

j'ai passé deux heures sur ma dissertation

to spend hours/one's life doing

passer des heures/sa vie à faire

I want to spend some time with my family

je veux passer un peu de temps avec ma famille

3. spend (exhaust):

spend ammunition, energy, resources

épuiser

III.spend <prét, ppas spent> [GB spɛnd, Am spɛnd] VERBE intr

spend

dépenser

IV.to spend itself VERBE pron

to spend itself pron < prét, ppas spent> storm:

to spend itself

s'apaiser

spending [GB ˈspɛndɪŋ, Am ˈspɛndɪŋ] SUBST U

spending

dépenses fpl

spending on education/defence

dépenses d'éducation/militaires or de défense

credit-card spending

achats mpl sur carte de crédit

defence spending

dépense f en matière de défense

government spending

dépense f publique

consumer [GB kənˈsjuːmə, Am kənˈsumər] SUBST

consumer (gen)

consommateur/-trice m/f

consumer (of electricity, gas, etc)

abonné/-e m/f

consumer spending dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de consumer spending dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.spend <spent, spent> [spend] VERBE trans

1. spend (pay out):

spend money

dépenser

the years of spend, spend, spend

les années de surconsommation

2. spend (pass time):

spend time, night

passer

the storm spent itself

l'orage s'est calmé

II.spend <spent, spent> [spend] VERBE intr

spend

dépenser de l'argent

III.spend [spend] SUBST GB

spend

dépenses fpl

spending SUBST no plur

spending

dépense f

consumer SUBST

consumer

consommateur(-trice) m (f)

consumer advice/credit

conseils/crédit au consommateur

consumer rights

droits mpl du consommateur

consumer durables

biens de la consommation durable

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

Recently, the mall has lost a few prominent retailers due to the drawback in consumer spending.

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They also predicted consumer spending would slow to only 0.2 percent, and forecast a two-year drop in investment.

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Despite high rates of consumer spending, inflation and interest rates continued to be a persistent problem.

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Continuously replacing, rather than repairing, products creates more waste, pollution, uses more natural resources, and results in more consumer spending.

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Taxes on consumer spending and income will then collect the extra cash from the citizens.

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Housing starts boomed, the automobile industry recovered its vitality, and consumer spending achieved new heights.

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So a decline in consumer spending is offset by an increase in lending, and subsequent investment and spending.

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With rampant unemployment came reductions of wages and a contraction of consumer spending.

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The boom in agricultural exports has caused a large increase in consumer spending and investment.

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When the 1990 oil price shock hit in mid-1990, consumer spending contracted and the economy entered recession.

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