• Dealers know that prices fluctuate and that capital losses can be expected.
• The charity's income tends to fluctuate around £100,000
• Exports to non-EU countries will still be subject to fluctuating exchange rates.
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Inflation has fluctuated in recent months along with oil prices.
fluctuate between sth and sth »Dividend yields typically fluctuate between 4 per cent and 6 per cent.
fluctuate with sth »Over the past months, retail prices have fluctuated with market conditions.
prices/investments/profits fluctuate »Traders on the New York Stock Exchange monitored their screens and took a wait-and-see approach as prices fluctuated.
fluctuate wildly/significantly/slightly »Shares have been fluctuating wildly in a volatile market.
fluctuate from day to day/month to month/year to year »Your cash flow fluctuates from year to year as your portfolio increases or decreases.
Prices have fluctuated wildly in recent years.
constantly fluctuating patterns
Traffic congestion fluctuates according to the time of day.
The number of students fluctuates around 100.
The number of unemployed fluctuates between two and three million.
fluctuating demand — колеблющийся спрос
The currency is allowed to fluctuate within the 6% band. — Валютный курс может колебаться в пределах 6%.
Trade continued to fluctuate in the 1880s. — Уровень торговли в 1880-х гг. вновь был подвержен колебаниям.
the cost of sugar fluctuates - цены на сахар колеблются
to fluctuate between fear and hope - переходить от страха к надежде
1. колебаться; быть неустойчивым, нерешительным
the cost of sugar ~s - цены на сахар колеблются
to ~ between fear and hope - переходить от страха к надежде
2. 1) колыхаться, волноваться
2) покачиваться на волнах
3. возвыш. колебать, колыхать, волновать
4. спец. флуктуировать, флюктуировать
змінюватися, коливатися
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