Значение слова "DOWNSHIFTING" найдено в 4 источниках

DOWNSHIFTING

найдено в "Financial and business terms"
downshifting: translation

downshift down‧shift [ˈdaʊnʆɪft] verb [intransitive] JOBS
if someone downshifts, they willingly choose to do a less important, difficult, or stressful job, so that they are under less pressure and have more time to enjoy their life
— downshifting noun [uncountable]

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downshifting UK US /ˈdaʊnʃɪftɪŋ/ noun [U]
the process of slowing down or becoming less active: »

The downshifting reflected the effects of higher oil prices.

mainly UK HR, WORKPLACE the act of leaving a well-paid but difficult job in order to do something that gives you more time and satisfaction but less money: »

The trend towards downshifting, where employees swap the stress of corporate life for more quality time, tempted 6% of the UK workforce last year.



найдено в "Investment dictionary"
Downshifting: translation

The act of reducing one's standard of living for an improved quality of life. Downshifting assumes a tradeoff between standard of living, such as level of wealth, and quality of life, which relates to well-being.

People who downshift are looking to improve their personal lives. These changes could take the form of more spare time, a reduced workload or a lower stress level. To achieve these goals, the person must be willing to give up his or her current standard of living and look to reduce the cost of living. For example, someone may attempt to downshift by reducing monthly expenses, moving to a smaller house or selling unnecessary possessions.


найдено в "Universal-Lexicon"
Downshifting: übersetzung

Down|shif|ting ['da̮unʃɪftɪŋ ], das; -s, -s <Pl. selten> [zu amerik. to downshift = herunterschalten, zurückschalten, zu: shift = Schaltung] (bildungsspr.):
das Downshiften.


найдено в "Англо-русском автомобильном словаре"
включение понижающей передачи
- forced downshifting


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