doldrum

"doldrum" en Alemán

„doldrum“: noun

[ˈd(ɒ)ldrəm]noun | Substantiv s

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Niedergeschlagenheitfeminine | Femininum f
doldrum depression <plural | Pluralpl>

Depressionfeminine | Femininum f
doldrum depression <plural | Pluralpl>

Trübsinnmasculine | Maskulinum m
doldrum depression <plural | Pluralpl>

doldrum depression <plural | Pluralpl>
Lang(e)weilefeminine | Femininum f
doldrum boredom <plural | Pluralpl>

doldrum boredom <plural | Pluralpl>

ejemplos

to be in the doldrums economy <plural | Pluralpl>

in einer Flauteor | oder od einem Tief stecken

to be in the doldrums economy <plural | Pluralpl>
to be in the doldrums person: in a rut <plural | Pluralpl>

in einem Tief sein

to be in the doldrums person: in a rut <plural | Pluralpl>
to be in the doldrums in bad mood <plural | Pluralpl>

übel gelaunt

to be in the doldrums in bad mood <plural | Pluralpl>

Kalmengürtelmasculine | Maskulinum m, -zonefeminine | Femininum f
doldrum geography | GeografieGEOG belt of calms on equator <plural | Pluralpl>

doldrum geography | GeografieGEOG belt of calms on equator <plural | Pluralpl>
Kalmenplural | Plural pl
doldrum geography | GeografieGEOG equatorial calms <plural | Pluralpl>

äquatoriale Windstillenplural | Plural pl
doldrum geography | GeografieGEOG equatorial calms <plural | Pluralpl>

doldrum geography | GeografieGEOG equatorial calms <plural | Pluralpl>

Amerika und Europa können sich nicht durch den Export aus der Flaute herausmanövrieren.

America and Europe can t export ’ their way out of their doldrums.

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