Translations for „dwindling“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

dwin·dle [ˈdwɪndl̩] VB intr

dwindle

skrčiti se

dwindle numbers

zmanjševati se [perf zmanjšati se]

dwindle money, supplies

poiti

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English

How do you boil down 600-odd ideas for improving a dwindling strip of shops?

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Slip up this weekend and their title hopes, already dwindling, will surely be gone.

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The country's shores are moving inexorably landwards due to erosion and flooding driven by increases in sea level and storm impact along with dwindling coastal sediment supply.

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Soon, she realized her fortune was dwindling due to her husband's land speculation losses.

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Until 2008 it had a Methodist church, which has since closed due to dwindling attendances.

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University fundraising suffered everywhere in recent years as potential donors with dwindling portfolios took wait-and-see postures.

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He has written about being part of that dwindling band of individualists who persist in defying the zeitgeist by wearing a monocle.

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His dwindling social circle is made up of his only remaining clients; a hip-hop artist and an indie rock band.

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The population has been dwindling in recent years.

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However circumstantial evidence suggests that their numbers are dwindling.

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