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    3. 下げ足

    下げ足

    下さげ​足あし

    downturn (in the market)

    KMT10News #37+1NounBusiness & FinanceKanji Vocab15 strokes

    さげあし

    Noun

    1.
    downturn (in the market)

    Stroke 0 / 15

    Speed1.0x

    株かぶ価かが下さげ足あしになった。

    Stock prices started to decline.

    KMT7Business & Finance
    市し場じょうは下さげ足あしで推すい移いしている。

    The market is trending downwards.

    KMT10Business & Finance
    経けい済ざい指し標ひょうの悪あっ化かが、市し場じょうの下さげ足あしに拍はく車しゃをかけた。

    The deterioration of economic indicators accelerated the market downturn.

    KMT10Business & FinancePolitics & Law
    不ふ況きょうの長ちょう期き化かにより、多おおくの企き業ぎょうの業ぎょう績せきが下さげ足あし傾けい向こうにある。

    Due to the prolonged recession, the performance of many companies is on a downward trend.

    KMT10Business & FinanceWork & Career
    投とう資し家かたちは、下さげ足あしがいつまで続つづくのかを懸け念ねんしている。

    Investors are concerned about how long the downturn will last.

    KMT10Business & FinanceEmotions & Psychology

    Characters that make up this word

    下
    した・しも・もと・さ.げる・さ.がる・くだ.る…(10)
    below・down・descend・give・low…(1)
    Kanji
    足
    あし・た.りる・た.る・た.す…(5)
    leg・foot・be sufficient・counter for pairs of footwear
    Kanji
    げ
    ge
    Kana
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