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a time when the prices of most shares are rising

bull market

to gradually become less, worse, or lower

decline

to move to a lower level, or cause some- thing to move to a lower level

Wir mussten unsere Preise senken wegen der Rezession.

drop

We've had to drop our prices because of the recession.

to go into a worse state, often through lack of control or care

Der Dollar fiel gegen andere grosse Währung ab.

slide

The dollar slid against other major currencies.

suddenly fail

crash

fall very quickly and suddenly

plummet

move or fall suddenly and often a long way down

plunge

(of prices, value or sales) to fall suddenly

Der Wert von Eigentum ist plötzlich gefallen.

slump

The value of property has slumped.

go down momentarily

dip

increase in value

climb

make or become greater or more serious

Seine finanziellen Probleme wurden grösser als er seinen Job verlor.

escalate

His financial problems escalated when he lost his job

rise extremely quickly

Die Hauspreise steigen extrem schnell an.

rocket

House prices are rocketing.

improve

Die Aktienpreise fielen heute wieder, nach der gestrigen Verbesserung.

rally

Share prices fell again today after yesterday’s rally.

rise very quickly

soar

change continuously between one level and another

fluctuate

present that you give to someone so that they will do something for you, usually something dishonest

Er wurde beschuldigt, .... von wohlhabenden Geschäftsleuten angenommen zu haben.

bribe

He was accused of accepting / taking bribes from wealthy businessmen.

when you find ways of explaining how money has been spent, which keep hidden what has really happened to it

creative accounting

when you find ways of explaining how money has been spent, which keep hidden what has really happened to it

creative accounting

to secretly take money that is in your care or that belongs to an organization or busi- ness you work for

Sie wurden wegen Unterschlagung von Firmenfonds verhaftet

embezzle, embezzlement

They were arrested for embezzlement of company funds.

the crime of obtaining money by deceiving people

Kreditkarten-Betrug

fraud

credit card fraud

the illegal buying and selling of company shares (= a financial part of the ownership of a company) by people who have special information because they are involved with the company

insider dealing / trading

to move money which has been obtained illegally through banks and other busi- nesses to make it seem to have been ob- tained legally

money laundering

an illegal plan for making money

ein Versicherungsbetrug

scam

an insurance scam

a company that is .... is in debt

in the red

a company that is .... does not have any debts

in the black

a company that goes .... is financially ruined

to the wall

a person who is competing to get a job or elected position

Es "stehen" drei Kandidaten in der Wahl

candidate

There are three candidates standing in the election.

a time when people vote in order to choose someone for a political or official job

Es wird erwartet, dass von der Regierung sehr bald Wahlen ausgerufen werden.

election

The Government is expected to call an election (= allow the country to vote) very soon.

to compete as a candidate in an election

Mrs Thatcher wollte ein viertes Mal kandidieren.

run

Mrs Thatcher wanted to run a fourth time.

a series of planned events in different places attended or given by a politician who is trying to be elected

Sie ging auf Stimmenfang durch die Südstaaten mit Clinton vor den 1992er Wahlen.

campaign trail

She went on the campaign trail around the Southern states with Clinton before the 1992 election.

engaged in making political speeches to win office

Sie erinnert sich, als ihr Vater als Gouverneur kandidierte und im Norden des Landes mit öffentlichen Reden auf Stimmenfang ging.

on the stump

She remembers when her dad ran for governor and stumped the north of the state.

to interrupt a public speech or perfor- mance with loud unfriendly statements or questions

Ein paar wütende Locals fingen den Sprecher zu schikanieren

heckle

A few angry locals started heck- ling (the speaker).

a series of brief visits to different places, made usually by a politician

whistle-stop tour

someone whose job is to make ideas, events, etc. seem better than they really are, especially in politics

spin doctor

in the US, a political partner chosen for a politician who is trying to get elected

Wenn ein Präsidentschaftskandidat die Wahl gewinnt, wird sein.... Vizepräsident

running mate

If a candidate for president wins the election, his/her running mate becomes the vice presi- dent.

a perfect combination, especially a combination of two politicians working for one party in an election

Kennedy und Johnson waren das erste....

dream ticket

Kennedy and Johnson were the first 'dream ticket'.

the activity, especially of newspapers and reporters, of trying to find out unpleasant information about people or organizations in order to make it public

Es wurde so viel schmutzige Wäsche über sein Familienleben gewaschen, dass er sich entschied, nic

muchraking

There was so much muckraking about his family life that he de- cided not to stand for election.

when you say insulting or unfair things about someone, especially to try to dam- age their reputation

politische SChlammschlacht

mud-slinging, mudslinging

political mud-slinging

a part of a situation, especially a political one, which shows a low standard of morality

sleaze factor

the places where people vote in a political election

Die Fernsehstationen entschieden, den voraussichtlichen Sieger nicht zu nennen, bis die Wahllokale geschlossen hatten.

the polls

The TV stations agreed not to announce the projected winner until after the polls closed.