DEPRESSED

[dɪ`prest]

подавленный, угнетенный, унылый

пониженный, сниженный

ослабленный, уменьшенный; пониженный

вогнутый, сплющенный

пересеченный

depressed: translation

1 unhappy/mentally ill

▪ be, feel, look, seem, sound

▪ become, get, grow

▪

You mustn't let yourself get depressed

▪ remain, stay

▪ make sb

▪

It makes me depressed just looking at him.

▪ extremely, fairly, very, etc.

▪ deeply, seriously, severely, terribly

▪

She became severely depressed after her mother's death.

▪ thoroughly

▪ increasingly

▪ a little, slightly, etc.

▪ mildly

▪ chronically, clinically, suicidally

▪

At the time he was suicidal and clinically depressed.

▪ about

▪

She's terribly depressed about losing her job.

▪ by

▪

I was depressed by our lack of progress.

2 not economically successful

▪ be

▪ become

▪ remain, stay

▪ severely, very

▪

The shipping trade was severely depressed.

▪ relatively

▪ economically

Depressed is used with these nouns: ↑economy, ↑market, ↑mood, ↑neighbourhood, ↑patient, ↑region, ↑teenager

depressed: translation

depressed de‧pressed [dɪˈprest] adjective ECONOMICS

1. an economy or industry that is depressed does not have enough manufacturing or business activity:

2. if the price of something is depressed, it is lower than normal:

depressed UK US /dɪˈprest/ adjective ECONOMICS

► used to describe a situation in which there is less manufacturing or business activity than usual, fewer jobs, etc.: »

The depressed state of the aerospace market made acquisitions difficult.

»

Banks took action yesterday to try to boost the depressed economy.

► below the amount or level that is usual: »

Anyone who did buy at the depressed 1987 prices has since been able to reap rich rewards as shares have hit new highs.

»

Sales remained depressed as a result of consumers' reluctance to spend on home improvements.

depressed: translation

alveolar, alveolate, anguished, anxious, bad, badly off, blue, bored, bowed-down, cast down, cheerless, couchant, crouched, dashed, debased, dejected, dented, deprived, despairing, despondent, desponding, dimpled, dire, disadvantaged, disconsolate, discouraged, disgusted, disheartened, dispirited, donsie, doomful, down, downcast, downhearted, downthrown, drooping, droopy, engraved, evil-starred, fallen, fatal, faveolate, feeling low, flat, fortuneless, funest, grim, hapless, heartless, honeycombed, hypochondriac, hypochondriacal, ill off, ill-starred, in adverse circumstances, in low spirits, in the depths, in the doldrums, in the dumps, inauspicious, indented, joyless, knee-high, knocked flat, laid low, languishing, low, low-built, low-hung, low-level, low-leveled, low-lying, low-set, low-spirited, low-statured, lowered, luckless, lugubrious, melancholy, nauseated, nauseous, neap, notched, ominous, out of luck, pessimistic, pining, pitted, planet-struck, pleasureless, pocked, pockmarked, prey to malaise, prone, prostrate, recumbent, reduced, repelled, revolted, runty, sad, short, short of luck, sickened, spiritless, squat, squatty, star-crossed, stooped, stumpy, subdued, submerged, suffering angst, suicidal, sunk, sunken, supine, unblessed, underprivileged, uneasy, unelevated, unfortunate, unfulfilled, ungratified, unhappy, unlucky, unprosperous, unprovidential, unquiet, unsatisfied, weary of life, woebegone, world-weary

1. подавленный, угнетённый; унылый

2. ослабленный; уменьшенный

3. пониженный, сниженный

4. вогнутый; сдавленный, сплющенный

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depressed areas - районы хронической безработицы (в Англии)

depressed [dɪˊprest]

1. p. p. от depress

2. a

1) пода́вленный, уны́лый

2) пони́женный, сни́женный

3) во́гнутый; сплю́щенный

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depressed areas райо́ны экономи́ческого засто́я, райо́ны хрони́ческой безрабо́тицы

1) общ. угнетенный, подавленный, ослабленный

2)

а) общ. пониженный, сниженный

б) эк. ослабленный, уменьшенный, пониженный, депрессивный