Deflator - English meaning

Deflator – definitions in English dictionary

noun
A figure that is used to change current prices or wages so that they can be compared to past prices or wages, by removing the effect of inflation
Usage examples:
The gdp deflator - the overall inflation measure covering all price changes in the economy and not …

Deflator translation into English

Deflator: translate from English into Chinese

平减指数

Deflator: translate from English into Dutch

Deflator

Deflator: translate from English into French

Déflateur

Deflator: translate from English into German

Deflator

Deflator: translate from English into Hindi

अपस्फीतिकारक

Deflator: translate from English into Italian

Deflatore

Deflator: translate from English into Korean

디플레이터

Deflator: translate from English into Russian

Дефлятор

Deflator: translate from English into Spanish

Deflactor

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Deflator – similar words

deflating

verb
Let air or gas out of (a tyre, balloon, or similar object).
Usage examples:
He deflated one of the tyres

verb
Present participle of deflate
Usage examples:
To deflate a balloon/tyre, the party's ambitions have been deflated by the two recent by-election d…

Deflating - all meanings in English

deflates

verb
Let air or gas out of (a tyre, balloon, or similar object).
Usage examples:
He deflated one of the tyres

verb
To allow air or gas to escape from within a container
Usage examples:
[ t ] when the roads are icy, you may have to deflate your tires a bit., [ t ] the allegations defl…

verb
When an economy deflates or is deflated, prices fall and there is a reduction in wages and government spending, and low levels of growth
Usage examples:
The chancellor will have to keep rates high and deflate the economy to keep the lid on prices and f…

Deflates - all meanings in English

deflated

adjective
Having been emptied of air or gas.
Usage examples:
A deflated balloon

verb
Let air or gas out of (a tyre, balloon, or similar object).
Usage examples:
He deflated one of the tyres

adjective
Feeling less confident and positive than before
Usage examples:
Her criticism left me feeling a bit deflated.

Deflated - all meanings in English

deflate

verb
Let air or gas out of (a tyre, balloon, or similar object).
Usage examples:
He deflated one of the tyres

verb
To allow air or gas to escape from within a container
Usage examples:
[ t ] when the roads are icy, you may have to deflate your tires a bit., [ t ] the allegations defl…

verb
When an economy deflates or is deflated, prices fall and there is a reduction in wages and government spending, and low levels of growth
Usage examples:
The chancellor will have to keep rates high and deflate the economy to keep the lid on prices and f…

Deflate - all meanings in English

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