slump in the PONS Dictionary

slump Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

slump in prices
nagli pad cena
economic slump
privredna kriza

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There is an outward bulge to the south-southeast where the interior has slumped.
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Then he went into a sophomore slump in 1983.
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He hit back strongly after a midseason form slump.
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Though the film opened to packed houses, it slumped a little due to mixed reviews but later picked up following a local holiday.
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Slumps are preceded by an undesirable productivity shock which constrains the situation.
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During the economic slump of 1878 the bank's capital was reduced by $2 million.
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This caused him to slump in shock and lose his balance.
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Letters such as c or e may gape slightly more, or slump slightly in one direction.
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He seems to be having a sophomore slump.
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However, by the middle of the 19th century the population had slumped to about 900.
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