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odrzuca

I. decline [dɪˈklaɪn] VB intr

1. decline (decrease):

decline
spadać [perf spaść]
decline power
maleć [perf z-]

2. decline (deteriorate):

decline
pogarszać [perf pogorszyć] się

3. decline (refuse):

decline
odmawiać [perf odmówić]
to decline to comment on sth
odmawiać [perf odmówić] komentarza na temat czegoś

II. decline [dɪˈklaɪn] VB trans

decline offer:

decline
odrzucać [perf odrzucić]
to decline an invitation
nie przyjąć zaproszenia

III. decline [dɪˈklaɪn] N no pl

1. decline (decrease):

decline in sth
spadek m czegoś
to be on the decline [or in decline]
spadać

2. decline (deterioration):

decline
pogorszenie [się] nt
to be on the decline [or in decline]
pogarszać się
moral decline
upadek m moralny

3. decline (fall):

decline
schyłek m
economic decline
spadek m koniunktury

Phrases:

to fall into decline
podupadać [perf podupaść]

price decline N

price decline
spadek m cen
OpenDict entry

decline N

decline ECON
zastój m
Present
Idecline
youdecline
he/she/itdeclines
wedecline
youdecline
theydecline
Past
Ideclined
youdeclined
he/she/itdeclined
wedeclined
youdeclined
theydeclined
Present Perfect
Ihavedeclined
youhavedeclined
he/she/ithasdeclined
wehavedeclined
youhavedeclined
theyhavedeclined
Past Perfect
Ihaddeclined
youhaddeclined
he/she/ithaddeclined
wehaddeclined
youhaddeclined
theyhaddeclined
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When buyers' funds are exhausted, an asset price decline can occur in the markets which had benefited from the credit expansion.
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For that to happen, they have to increase their payouts or watch the market price decline.
www.thestar.com
Likewise, short sellers are said to provide price support by buying when negative sentiment is exacerbated after a significant price decline.
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But with the wars end, previously elevated grain prices collapsed by more than 75 percent, and the price decline began to depress other prices.
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Another 20% price decline would push homeowner equity into single digits with few mortgagors having any appreciable equity left.
www.marketoracle.co.uk

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