depressed

depressed
[dɪ'prest] 1.
participio passato depress
2.
aggettivo
1) [person] depresso, abbattuto

to get depressed about — deprimersi o abbattersi per

2) econ. [region, market, industry] depresso; [sales, prices] molto basso
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adjective
1) (sad or unhappy: The news made me very depressed.) depresso
2) (made less active: the depressed state of the stock market.) ridotto, diminuito
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depressed /dɪˈprɛst/
a.
1 depresso (anche med.): to feel depressed, sentirsi depresso; to get depressed about st., deprimersi per qc.; to make sb. depressed, deprimere q.; The failure of his marriage left him deeply depressed, il fallimento del suo matrimonio lo ha profondamente depresso; depressed patients, pazienti depressi (o affetti da depressione)
2 (form.: di un tasto, ecc.) abbassato; premuto
3 (econ.) depresso: depressed areas, aree depresse
4 (comm.: del volume d'affari) ridotto; (del mercato) depresso, fiacco; (di prezzo) basso
● (archit.) depressed arch, arco ribassato.
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[dɪ'prest] 1.
participio passato depress
2.
aggettivo
1) [person] depresso, abbattuto

to get depressed about — deprimersi o abbattersi per

2) econ. [region, market, industry] depresso; [sales, prices] molto basso

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