fluctuations
Pronunciación: [ˌflʌk.tʃuˈeɪ.ʃənz]
Contexto: «science»
(noun) small and irregular changes or movements. Think of fluctuations like the ups and downs you see in temperatures or prices over time.
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The fluctuations in temperature this week have made the weather very interesting.
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There were no fluctuations in the temperature; it remained steady all day.
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What causes the fluctuations in stock prices?
Contexto: «economics»
(noun) changes in economic indicators like prices, sales, or income. These fluctuations can show how well or poorly a market is doing.
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The market experienced fluctuations, but overall, it stayed healthy.
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The fluctuations in sales were not a good sign for the company.
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How do fluctuations in the economy affect people's jobs?
Contexto: «emotions»
(noun) shifts or changes in a person’s feelings or mood. Just like how you might feel happy one moment and sad the next, emotions can fluctuate.
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Her emotions showed fluctuations throughout the day because of the exciting news.
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He felt no fluctuations in his mood; he was happy all day long.
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What causes fluctuations in people's emotions during the week?