depress [dɪˈpres] ГЛ. перех.
2. depress (reduce activity of):
- depress
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- depress
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- depress the economy
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- depress earnings
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- depress prices
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3. depress офиц. (press down):
- depress a pedal
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| you | depress |
| he/she/it | depresses |
| we | depress |
| you | depress |
| they | depress |
| I | depressed |
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| you | depressed |
| he/she/it | depressed |
| we | depressed |
| you | depressed |
| they | depressed |
| I | have | depressed |
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| you | have | depressed |
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| we | have | depressed |
| you | have | depressed |
| they | have | depressed |
| I | had | depressed |
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| you | had | depressed |
| he/she/it | had | depressed |
| we | had | depressed |
| you | had | depressed |
| they | had | depressed |
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The mass of ice from the continental ice sheets had depressed the rock beneath it over millennia.
en.wikipedia.org Nearly level but slightly depressed below the surrounding soils.
en.wikipedia.org In summer 1723, stock of the company, previously cancelled, was reissued, but this depressed the share price further.
en.wikipedia.org The area remains economically depressed as of 2014, with many closed storefronts.
en.wikipedia.org However, where labor was more abundant or market conditions depressed, estate owners paid lower wages.
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