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Inflator
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Deflator ,
Inflation ,
Inhalator ,
Isolator ,
Rollator ,
Modulator ,
Regulator ,
Simulator ,
Tabulator ,
inflatorisch ,
or
Asset-Inflation

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In·fla·ti·on <-, -en> [ɪnflaˈtsi̯o:n] N f

1. Inflation ECON:

Inflation
inflation
eine fortschreitende Inflation
growing inflation
galoppierende/schleichende Inflation
galloping [or runaway] /creeping [or persistent] inflation
lohnkosteninduzierte Inflation
cost-induced inflation
die Inflation bekämpfen/eindämmen
to fight/decrease inflation

2. Inflation (übermäßig häufiges Auftreten):

Inflation
upsurge
Inflation
proliferation

in·fla·to·risch [ɪnflaˈto:rɪʃ] ADJ FIN, POL

inflatorisch
inflationary

Re·gu·la·tor <-s, -en> [reguˈla:to:ɐ̯] N m

1. Regulator fig (Regler):

Regulator
regulator
als Regulator wirken
to act as a regulator
als Regulator wirken
to have a regulating effect

2. Regulator TECH:

Regulator
regulator

3. Regulator old (Pendeluhr):

Regulator
regulator

4. Regulator HISTORY (Revolutionär in den Südstaaten der USA):

Regulator
regulator

5. Regulator HISTORY (USA: Farmer gegen Viehdiebstahl):

Regulator
regulator

Ta·bu·la·tor <-s, -en> [tabuˈla:to:ɐ̯, pl -ˈto:rən] N m

Tabulator
tabulator
Tabulator
tab inf

Si·mu·la·tor <-s, -en> [zimuˈla:toɐ̯, pl -ˈto:rən] N m

Simulator
simulator
Simulator AVIAT, AEROSP
flight simulator

In·ha·la·tor <-s, -en> [ɪnhaˈlato:ɐ̯] N m

Inhalator
inhaler

Iso·la·tor <-s, -toren> [izoˈla:to:ɐ̯, pl izolaˈto:rən] N m TECH, PHYS

Isolator
insulator

Mo·du·la·tor <-s, -en> [moduˈla:to:ɐ̯, pl -ˈto:rən] N m COMPUT

Modulator
modulator
OpenDict entry

Rollator N

Rollator m
walker

PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

Asset-Inflation N f FINMKT

Asset-Inflation
asset inflation

schleichende Inflation phrase MKT COMPET

schleichende Inflation
creeping inflation

galoppierende Inflation phrase MKT COMPET

galoppierende Inflation
galloping inflation
galoppierende Inflation
rampant inflation
galoppierende Inflation
runaway inflation

offene Inflation phrase STATE

offene Inflation
open inflation

Hemmung der Inflation phrase FINMKT

Hemmung der Inflation
disinflation

Deflator N m FINMKT

Deflator
deflator
Deflator
implicit price deflator

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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

In der Folge senkte die galoppierende Inflation die Reallöhne um 50 Prozent, gleichzeitig wurde verordnet, dass die Löhne um maximal 15 Prozent steigen dürften.
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Die galoppierende Inflation hatte die Wirtschaft zusammenbrechen lassen.
de.wikipedia.org
Nachdem 1949 die Wirtschaft durch eine galoppierende Inflation nahezu lahmgelegt war, wurde 1953 das Bruttosozialprodukt von 1933 bereits um 20 % übertroffen.
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Unmittelbar nach der rumänischen Revolution 1989 wurden diese Spareinlagen durch eine galoppierende Inflation weitgehend entwertet.
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Es kann an jedes ergonomisch relevante Alltagsprodukt wie Nackenstützkissen, Betten, Autositze, spezielle Sitzmöbel, Büromöbel, Schulranzen, Rollatoren und Gehhilfen, Schuhe und Gartengeräte verliehen werden.
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Reifennachbehandler „Post Cure Inflator“* (Stack und Dreh PCI in diversen Ausführungen nach Kundenanforderung)
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"Mir gefallen außerdem die Sonnox Oxford-Plug-Ins und [ das Plug-In ] Sonnox Inflator für Drums, dazu kommt ab und zu der Mix Bus.
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“ I also really like the Sonnox Oxford plug-ins, as well as the Sonnox Inflator [ plug-in ] for drums and the mix bus on occasion.
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