konjunktur

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Swedish

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Etymology

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From German Konjunktur, from Latin conjungere. Cognate of English conjuncture, French conjoncture, Italian congiuntura.

Noun

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konjunktur c

  1. current state in the business cycle
  2. economic outlook
  3. (figurative) prospect for success

Declension

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