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Konjunktur
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konjunktur
German
Alternative forms
de Conjunctur obsolete
Etymology
17th century, from de la-med coniunctūra, from la coniunctus linked. Originally an astrological term for a kind of constellation, it developed the economic sense in the 18th century. Similar uses in other European languages (fr conjoncture, it congiuntura) appear to be younger and thus semantic loans from de -.
Pronunciation
de /kɔnjʊŋkˈtuːr/ [ˌkɔn.jʊŋ(k)ˈtu(ː)ɐ̯]
de De-Konjunktur.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de Kon junk tur
Noun
f
current economic situation, current trend in the business or trade cycle
de Wirtschaftslage
de Hochkonjunktur: economic boom
de Aufschwung
de astronomy obsolete conjunction, conjuncture
de Konjunktion
Declension
f
Derived terms
de Hochkonjunktur Konjunktureinbruch konjunkturell Konjunkturpaket Konjunkturprogramm Konjunkturwende
Further reading
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de Economics