Слово англійською: reduction
Іменник
Переклад reduction українською: реду́кція, скоро́чення, обме́ження чого́ (ви́трат), зме́ншення, зни́ження, зни́жка
Детальний опис
reduction
noun /rɪˈdʌkʃn/
- [countable, uncountable] an act of making something less or smaller; the state of being made less or smaller
- Some staff received wage rises, while others experienced a reduction.
- reduction in something This year has seen a 33% reduction in the number of hospital beds available.
- a drastic reduction in costs
- Business is improving following the reduction in interest rates.
- There has been some reduction in unemployment.
- a significant/substantial reduction in spending
- The report recommends further reductions in air and noise emissions.
- Concern over global warming has not led to a reduction in the use of oil and gas.
- Greater access to medical care for older people will result in reductions in mortality.
- reduction of something There are continuing demands for a reduction of US troop levels in the country.
- [countable] an amount of money by which something is made cheaper
- price reductions
- reduction for somebody/something There are reductions for children sharing a room with two adults.
- reduction on something a sale with massive reductions on selected items
Wordfinder- buy
- discount
- loyalty card
- purchase
- receipt
- reduction
- refund
- short-change
- store card
- voucher
- [countable] a copy of a photograph, map, picture, etc. that is made smaller than the original one opposite enlargement
- [uncountable, countable] (chemistry) the fact of adding one or more electrons to a substance or of removing oxygen from a substance compare oxidation
- a sauce made by boiling a liquid until it becomes thick
- a red wine reduction
- a reduction of chicken stock, wine and cream
Word Originlate Middle English (denoting the action of bringing back): from Old French, or from Latin reductio(n-), from reducere ‘bring back, restore’, from re- ‘back, again’ + ducere ‘bring, lead’. The sense development was broadly similar to that of reduce; senses (1) and(2) date from the late 17th cent.