Translations for „ructions“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

ruc·tions [ˈrʌkʃəns] N

ructions pl inf:

ructions esp Brit Aus

kraval m

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English

The driverless car dashed away and raised ructions in the yard.

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Folks, bonds and debt are often the catalysts for market ructions.

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If that seems too strong a characterisation of student protest, consider the possible ructions ahead.

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There are no obvious ructions yet it bristles with small riddles and a one-note trauma.

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Well, internal ructions is basically what you're indicating.

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Crude collapsed again and is back below $31 a barrel while gold remains the primary beneficiary of all the market ructions at the moment.

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For months institutions have talked of hoarding cash to be deployed during these ructions.

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Indeed, there have already been some ructions on the advertising front.

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This is because prior to the sharp collapse in commodity prices and the latest economic ructions, the bank boosted its exposure to volatile emerging markets.

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We're reaping the first harvest of the seeds sown over the last few years which the recent political ructions should not stamp out.

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