recession

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• /ɹɪˈsɛʃn̩/
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• rhymes with -ɛʃən
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• CMU ARPABET: R IH0 S EH1 SH AH0 N Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Borrowed from Latin recessiō, from recēdō (“recede, retreat”), from re- (“back”) + cēdō (“to go”). By surface analysis, recess + -ion.

93 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: отте́гляне (ottégljane) — act or instance of receding
• Bulgarian: отдалеча́ване (otdalečávane) — act or instance of receding
• Dutch: terugtrekking — act or instance of receding
• Dutch: terugtocht — act or instance of receding
• Finnish: taantuminen — act or instance of receding
• Finnish: vetäytyminen — act or instance of receding
• Hebrew: נסיגה (nesigá) — act or instance of receding
• Māori: paheketanga — act or instance of receding
• Polish: recesja — act or instance of receding
• Romanian: retragere — act or instance of receding
• Romanian: recesiune — act or instance of receding
• Romanian: recesie — act or instance of receding
• Romanian: îndepărtare — act or instance of receding
• Thai: การถอย (gaan-tɔ̌i) — act or instance of receding
• Albanian: recesion — period of reduced economic activity
• Arabic: تَرَاجُع (tarājuʕ) — period of reduced economic activity
• Armenian: անկում (ankum) — period of reduced economic activity
• Azerbaijani: resessiya — period of reduced economic activity
• Belarusian: спад (spad) — period of reduced economic activity
• Belarusian: рэцэ́сія (recésija) — period of reduced economic activity
• Bulgarian: реце́сия (recésija) — period of reduced economic activity
• Catalan: recessió — period of reduced economic activity
• Chinese Mandarin: 衰退 (shuāituì) — period of reduced economic activity
• Chinese Mandarin: 退去 (tuìqù) — period of reduced economic activity
• Chinese Mandarin: 蕭條 /萧条 (xiāotiáo) — period of reduced economic activity
• Chinese Mandarin: 下行 (xiàxíng) — period of reduced economic activity
• Czech: recese — period of reduced economic activity
• Danish: recession — period of reduced economic activity
• Dutch: recessie — period of reduced economic activity
• Esperanto: recesio — period of reduced economic activity
• Estonian: retsessioon — period of reduced economic activity
• Estonian: majanduslangus — period of reduced economic activity
• Finnish: taantuma — period of reduced economic activity
• Finnish: laskusuhdanne — period of reduced economic activity
• French: récession — period of reduced economic activity
• Georgian: რეცესია (recesia) — period of reduced economic activity
• Georgian: ეკონომიკური უკუსვლა (eḳonomiḳuri uḳusvla) — period of reduced economic activity
• Georgian: ეკონომიკური დაქვეითება (eḳonomiḳuri dakveiteba) — period of reduced economic activity
• German: Rezession — period of reduced economic activity
• Greek: ύφεση (ýfesi) — period of reduced economic activity
• Hebrew: מיתון \ מִתּוּן (mitún) — period of reduced economic activity
• Hindi: मंदी (mandī) — period of reduced economic activity
• Hungarian: recesszió — period of reduced economic activity
• Indonesian: resesi — period of reduced economic activity
• Indonesian: kemerosotan — period of reduced economic activity
• Irish: cúlú — period of reduced economic activity
• Italian: recessione — period of reduced economic activity
• Japanese: 不況 (fukyō) — period of reduced economic activity
• Japanese: 退去 (taikyo) — period of reduced economic activity
• Japanese: 衰退 (suitai) — period of reduced economic activity
• Kazakh: рецессия (resessiä) — period of reduced economic activity
• Khmer: ដំណើរធ្លាក់ចុះនៃសេដ្ឋកិច្ច (dɑmnaə-thlĕək coh-nɨy-seetthaʼkəc) — period of reduced economic activity
• Korean: 불황 (bulhwang) — period of reduced economic activity
• Korean: 후퇴 (hutoe) — period of reduced economic activity
• Lao: ຕົກຕໍ່າ (tok tam) — period of reduced economic activity
• Lao: ເສດຖະກິດຕົກຕໍ່າ (sēt tha kit tok tam) — period of reduced economic activity
• Latvian: recesija — period of reduced economic activity
• Lithuanian: recesija — period of reduced economic activity
• Luxembourgish: Rezessioun — period of reduced economic activity
• Macedonian: рецесија (recesija) — period of reduced economic activity
• Malay: kemelesetan — period of reduced economic activity
• Māori: paheketanga ohaoha — period of reduced economic activity
• Norwegian Bokmål: resesjon — period of reduced economic activity
• Norwegian Bokmål: nedgangstid — period of reduced economic activity
• Norwegian Nynorsk: nedgangstid — period of reduced economic activity
• Persian: کسادی (kasâdi, kesâdi) — period of reduced economic activity
• Persian: رکود (rokud) — period of reduced economic activity
• Polish: recesja — period of reduced economic activity
• Portuguese: recessão — period of reduced economic activity
• Romanian: recesiune — period of reduced economic activity
• Russian: спад (spad) — period of reduced economic activity
• Russian: реце́ссия (recéssija) — period of reduced economic activity
• Serbo-Croatian: рецѐсија — period of reduced economic activity
• Serbo-Croatian: recèsija — period of reduced economic activity
• Slovak: recesia — period of reduced economic activity
• Slovene: recesija — period of reduced economic activity
• Spanish: recesión — period of reduced economic activity
• Swedish: recession — period of reduced economic activity
• Swedish: lågkonjunktur — period of reduced economic activity
• Thai: ภาวะเศรษฐกิจถดถอย (paa-wá-sèet-tà-gìt-tòt-tɔ̌i) — period of reduced economic activity
• Turkish: resesyon — period of reduced economic activity
• Ukrainian: спад (spad) — period of reduced economic activity
• Ukrainian: реце́сія (recésija) — period of reduced economic activity
• Vietnamese: sự suy sút — period of reduced economic activity
• Vietnamese: sự suy thoái — period of reduced economic activity
• Welsh: dirwasgiad — period of reduced economic activity
• Yakut: рецессия (retsessiya) — period of reduced economic activity
• Yiddish: רעסעסיע (resesye) — period of reduced economic activity
• Dutch: uittredeprocessie — ceremonial filing out of clergy and/or choir at the end of a church service
• Finnish: ristikulkue — ceremonial filing out of clergy and/or choir at the end of a church service
• Finnish: ristisaatto — ceremonial filing out of clergy and/or choir at the end of a church service
• Finnish: takaisinluovutus — act of ceding something back
• Finnish: takaisin luovuttaminen — act of ceding something back