Summary
decrease {noun}
abbassamento · calo · riduzione · ribasso · diminuzione · flessione · decremento · regresso · regressione
to decrease {verb}
abbassarsi · calmarsi · moderarsi · far diminuire · far calare · ridursi · mitigare · mitigarsi · ridurre · abbassare · diminuire · ribassare · sminuire · diminuire · calare · scemare · sminuire · ridurre · abbassare · decrescere · ribassare
English-Italian translation for "decrease"
"decrease" Italian translation
decrease {noun}
decrease {noun} (also: lowering, fall, reduction)
It is not unlikely that rivalry between the dollar and the euro may arise in Europe with the loss of jobs and a decrease in salaries for...
Fortunately, there is a steady decrease in discrimination in a large number of countries.
Those districts which have not suffered losses will therefore see their incomes decrease in any case.
That would mean a substantial decrease for the old EU-15.
The numbers show a steady increase/decrease from… to…
30 percent decrease of production in the context of increasing population, that's a food crisis.
That is a huge decrease and comes on top of the reduction in the Structural Funds.
Such new provisions largely explain the decrease in asylum seekers.
We are, therefore, moving towards a decrease in aid and assistance to Afghanistan.
And you are helped to visualize the decrease of the infection.
There has been a 6 % to 10 % decrease in ozone since 1980.
decrease {noun} (also: lowering, tail-off, sag, reduction)
That is a huge decrease and comes on top of the reduction in the Structural Funds.
The biggest decrease has been in the number of farmers under the age of 35.
Monopolies undermine democratic pluralism and lead to a decrease in democratic prosperity.
Finally, my third point: the decrease in export aid presents further problems.
Decrease in exposure however also decreases the risks.
decrease {noun} (also: fall, reduction)
decrease {noun} (also: drop, fall)
to decrease {verb}
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {vb} (also: to subside, to sink, to lower, to dim)
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {vb} (also: to lighten, to tone down, to soften, to moderate)
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {vb} (also: to lighten, to tone down, to soften, to moderate)
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {vb} (also: to shorten, to dampen, to dim)
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {vb}
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {vb} (also: to shorten, to lower, to dampen, to dim)
Be aware that the number of scraps you receive might decrease as a result of our recent spam cleansing efforts.
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {vb} (also: to lower, to reduce)
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {vb} (also: to tone down, to soften, to moderate, to lessen)
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {v.t.} (also: to shorten, to reduce, to abbreviate, to abridge)
However, far more important is that noise nuisance will decrease for our citizens.
The European Union will only have to decrease its emissions by 8 %, and Japan by 6 %.
Here we have a proposal to decrease the funding for the coming year.
There must be a decrease in subsidies, and, furthermore, everything must be made more transparent.
So there is a proposal to decrease the non-wage costs which penalize job creation.
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {v.t.} (also: to lower, to dim, to bring down, to depress)
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {v.t.} (also: to wane, to shorten, to lower, to dampen)
Use the arrows on the icon to increase or decrease the time delay.
Should you increase, maintain or decrease the number of fluids?"
This may get to increase, but it may never ever decrease.
Moreover, neither the extent nor the importance of these activities will decrease in the coming years.
Studies show that antioxidants are known to decrease these heterocyclic amines.
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {v.t.} (also: to shorten)
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {v.t.} (also: to diminish, to downgrade, to derogate, to detract)
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {v.i.} (also: to gasp, to decline, to peter)
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {v.i.} (also: to fall)
In recent years, however, the catch of glass eels has been decreasing.
Between… and… one can clearly see that the number of… has increased/decreased/stayed the same.
Aid is decreasing in general and the current average is 0.2 %.
Yet only 7 % of the unemployed are undergoing training, and this proportion is actually decreasing.
Madam President, support for the European Union is decreasing in just about every Member State.
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {v.i.} (also: to wane)
I believe that moment has come, because we must remember that, according to the Eurobarometer, enthusiasm for Europe is decreasing in almost all of our countries.
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {v.i.}
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {v.i.}
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {v.i.}
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {v.i.}
It is also very good that we are to obtain strict rules to the effect that all ingredients are to be listed on a decreasing scale.
to decrease [decreased|decreased] {v.i.}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "decrease":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "decrease" in Italian
Similar words
decomposition · deconsecrating · decontaminated · decor · decorated · decoration · decorative · decorous · decorum · decoupling · decrease · decreases · decreasing · decree · decrepit · decumbent · decurrent · decussate · dedicated · dedication · deducible
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