consumer spending in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for consumer spending in the English»Italian Dictionary

consumer spending [kənˌsjuːməˈspendɪŋ, -ˌsuːm-] N

consumer spending

spese fpl in consumi

Translations for consumer spending in the Italian»English Dictionary

spese in consumi

consumer spending

Translations for consumer spending in the English»Italian Dictionary

spending [Brit ˈspɛndɪŋ, Am ˈspɛndɪŋ] N U

spending

spesa f

spending

spese fpl

spending on education, defence

spese per l'istruzione, la difesa

credit card spending

acquisti effettuati con carta di credito

defence spending

spese per la difesa

government spending, public spending

spesa pubblica

I.spend [Brit spɛnd, Am spɛnd] N ADMIN

spend

spese fpl

II.spend <pt/pp spent> [Brit spɛnd, Am spɛnd] VB trans

1. spend (pay out):

spend salary

spendere

spend money

sborsare

to spend money on clothes, food, rent

spendere denaro in vestiti, in cibo, per pagare l'affitto

how much do you spend on food?

quanto spendi per mangiare?

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

spendere soldi per la propria casa, per i bambini, per gli hobby

to spend a fortune on books

spendere una fortuna in libri

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

non ha sborsato un soldo per l'istruzione di suo figlio

2. spend time:

spend

passare, trascorrere

I spent three weeks in China

ho trascorso tre settimane in Cina

they will spend a day in Rome

passeranno una giornata a Roma

he spent the night with me

ha passato la notte con me

I spent two hours on my essay

ho passato due ore a lavorare al mio tema

to spend hours, one's life doing

passare delle ore, la propria vita facendo or a fare

I want to spend some time with my family

voglio trascorrere un po' di tempo con la mia famiglia

3. spend (exhaust):

spend ammunition

esaurire, finire

spend energy, resources

consumare, esaurire

III.spend <pt/pp spent> [Brit spɛnd, Am spɛnd] VB intr

spend

spendere

IV.to spend itself VB refl

to spend itself <pt/pp spent> storm:

to spend itself

placarsi, esaurirsi

consumer [Brit kənˈsjuːmə, Am kənˈsumər] N

consumer

consumatore m / consumatrice f

consumer (of electricity, gas, etc.)

utente mf

consumer spending in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for consumer spending in the English»Italian Dictionary

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

1. spend money:

spend

spendere

2. spend time:

spend

trascorrere

to spend time (doing sth)

passare del tempo (a fare qc)

3. spend (use up):

spend

finire

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

spend

spendere

spending N

spending

spese f pl

public spending

la spesa pubblica

consumer [kən·ˈsu:·mɚ] N

consumer

consumatore(-trice) m (f)

consumer credit

credito m al consumo

consumer demand

domanda f dei consumatori

consumer society

associazione f di consumatori

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

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

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

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This is important as consumer spending is considered a leading indicator in markets and the broader economy.

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The hope was that the targeted individual tax rebates would boost consumer spending and that targeted tax incentives would boost business spending.

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The indicators used are corporate earnings, consumer spending and personal income.

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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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The result was a mass consumer spending spree, with a huge and voracious demand for new homes, cars, and housewares.

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

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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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Baby boomers control over 80% of personal financial assets and more than half of all consumer spending.

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