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переписки
jechać na rowerze
I. cycle1 [ˈsaɪkl̩] VB intr
cycle
jechać [perf po-] na rowerze [lub rowerem]
cycle (regularly)
II. cycle1 [ˈsaɪkl̩] N
1. cycle short for bicycle
cycle
2. cycle AM short for motorcycle
cycle
motorcycle N form
bicycle [ˈbaɪsɪkl̩] N
cycle2 [ˈsaɪkl̩] N (series)
cycle
cycle of delivery ECON
OpenDict entry
cycle N
Rankine cycle termodynamika
open cycle
neutron cycle
moulding cycle przemysł tworzyw sztucznych
business cycle N no pl ECON
business cycle
economic cycle N
economic cycle
finance cycle N ECON
finance cycle
production cycle N ECON
OpenDict entry
life cycle investing N
life cycle investing ECON
Present
Icycle
youcycle
he/she/itcycles
wecycle
youcycle
theycycle
Past
Icycled
youcycled
he/she/itcycled
wecycled
youcycled
theycycled
Present Perfect
Ihavecycled
youhavecycled
he/she/ithascycled
wehavecycled
youhavecycled
theyhavecycled
Past Perfect
Ihadcycled
youhadcycled
he/she/ithadcycled
wehadcycled
youhadcycled
theyhadcycled
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Historically, profitability from lending activities has been cyclical and dependent on the needs and strengths of loan customers and the stage of the economic cycle.
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One of the worst aspects of stamp duty is how it reinforced the economic cycle.
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Industrialization was the economic cycle that followed the coffee plantation model.
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Non-peer-reviewed research in 2010 confirmed the correlation, suggesting that the economic cycle leads the hemline with about three years.
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This is generally true over the long term and at various points in the economic cycle, but at cyclical extremes it is invariably wrong.
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