headwinds in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for headwinds in the English»Spanish Dictionary

headwind [Am ˈhɛdˌwɪnd, Brit ˈhɛdwɪnd] N

headwind

viento m contrario

headwind

viento m en contra

headwind NAUT

viento m de proa

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headwinds in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for headwinds in the English»Spanish Dictionary

headwind N

headwind

viento m contrario [o en contra]

headwind NAUT

viento f de proa

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English

We have had a strong cyclical upturn, but we will continue to face major structural headwinds.

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It's not all plain sailing though and the stock also has some potential headwinds.

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They failed to take into account strong headwinds that slowed the plane and increased the time required to complete the crossing.

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The headwinds rule out the rhumb line option and the other variables take on a new meaning.

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At 115 miles per hour despite headwinds, he was much faster than a prior competitor's 90 mph gait.

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Currency translation headwinds if maintained at current levels for the full year would lower this constant currency year-on-year profit growth by 4pc.

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He experimented with self-steering systems based on various combinations of headsails, but had to deal with some frustrating headwinds.

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By going into headwinds and failing to immediately ground the ship, he actually fanned the fire.

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There are still hurdles ahead in the form of the increased risk of a market slow down, cost pressure from currency headwinds and higher competition.

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Tailwinds and headwinds are commonly measured in relation to the speed of vehicles commonly air and watercraft as well as in running events particularly sprints.

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