English to Lithuanian Meaning of bearish - meškų

Bearish :

meškų

adjective

tvirtas, vulgarus, Hillbilly, žalias, nevikrus, meškų, nepadorus, barbariškas, nemandagus, šiurkštus, laukinis, barbaras, necivilizuoti, nekultūringi, įtrūkęs, grubus, triukšmingas, apnašomis, Crabby, Niedźwiedzi, neatlaidus, pranarus

Bearish :: meškųBearishly :: bearishlyBearishness :: Tendencija prie mažo

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Definitions of bearish in English

Adjective(1) expecting prices to fall

Examples of bearish in English

(1) At the time, a huge bearish divergence between Gold prices and Gold Stocks had developed with Gold prices making new highs, while Gold Stocks were unable to advance.(2) Despite the risk, the strong optimism over the country's economy and bearish sentiments towards the dollar would continue to underpin the rupiah's strength, the analyst added.(3) Today he is more bearish than ever: ├ö├ç├┐Valuation [of technology stocks] has dropped a lot.├ö├ç├û(4) Also, we can say that a key reason behind the bearish trend in 2002 was the net selling of stocks by investors from overseas.(5) From a boyhood spent hunting and climbing in southern Idaho, Petzoldt grew into a bearish man with enormous flat feet and eyebrows of legendary bushiness.(6) Will increased volatility on the VIX be bullish or bearish for the Dow?(7) Herbst is a bearish Afrikaner with unruly graying hair and a love of a good joke.(8) When open interest is high at a market top and the price falls off dramatically, this scenario should be considered bearish .(9) Now the number crunchers and analysts are providing the figures to support our bearish assumptions.(10) "Rising inflationary expectations are bearish to stocks and bonds because they lead to expectations of higher short-term interest rates.(11) More bearish commentators fear that Bush's ├ö├ç├┐War Against Terrorism├ö├ç├û could become an endless struggle that may come back to haunt markets at any stage in the future.(12) Yet many fund managers are turning bearish on Hong Kong precisely because of its vulnerability to U.S. interest rates.(13) But Cawkwell has turned bearish and fears that after four years Pursuit Dynamics has little to show for its efforts - apart from combined losses of Ôö¼├║7m.(14) ├ö├ç├┐Fundamentals right now are bearish ,├ö├ç├û he said.(15) That's why shares trade at a bearish $21, down from $28 on June 2.(16) But in Hong Kong economists and strategists were pessimistic to downright bearish on the chances of getting the economy under control.

(1) bear ::

turėti

(2) ball bearing ::

rutulinis guolis

(3) bearing in mind ::

turint omenyje

(4) bearing capacity ::

guolis talpa

(5) interest bearing ::

palūkanos

(6) roller bearing ::

ritininis guolis

(7) needle bearing ::

adata guolis

(8) child-bearing ::

vaikas-guolis

(9) load-bearing ::

apkrovą laikanti

(10) bearing plate ::

Atraminė plokštė

Synonyms

1. rugged ::

tvirtas

2. vulgar ::

vulgarus

3. hillbilly ::

Hillbilly

4. crude ::

žalias

5. uncouth ::

nevikrus

6. bearish ::

meškų

7. indecent ::

nepadorus

8. uncivil ::

barbariškas

9. discourteous ::

nemandagus

10. churlish ::

šiurkštus

11. savage ::

laukinis

12. barbarian ::

barbaras

13. uncivilized ::

necivilizuoti

14. uncultured ::

nekultūringi

15. brusque ::

šiurkštus

16. cracked ::

įtrūkęs

17. rude ::

grubus

18. raucous ::

triukšmingas

19. crusty ::

apnašomis

20. crabby ::

Crabby

21. ursine ::

Niedźwiedzi

22. impolite ::

nemandagus

23. ungracious ::

neatlaidus

25. cross-grained ::

pranarus

Antonyms

1. hopeful ::

viltingas

2. optimistic ::

optimistiškas

3. rosy ::

rožinis

Different Forms

bearish, bearishly, bearishness

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