economically

• Adverbe avec deux sens principaux : 1) 'd'une manière liée à l'économie ou au fonctionnement d'un système économique' et 2) 'd'une manière qui utilise le minimum de ressources ou d'argent ; avec parcimonie'. Utilisé dans des contextes professionnels, financiers et généraux.

An adverb with two primary meanings: 1) 'in a way that relates to economics or the economy,' and 2) 'in a way that uses minimal resources or money; frugally.' It is widely used in both British and American English in business, financial, and general contexts.

1. In relation to the economyB2formal

   In a way that relates to the economy or financial systems of a country or region.

   Sur le plan économique

   • The country is economically dependent on oil exports.
   • Economically, the region has grown significantly over the past decade.
   • The policy was designed to help the nation recover economically.

   Synonymescommerciallyfinanciallyfiscally

2. In a thrifty or efficient mannerB2formal

   In a way that uses money, resources, or time efficiently; without waste.

   de manière économique

   • She lives economically to save for her future.
   • The company operates economically by reducing overhead costs.
   • He packed the suitcase economically to fit everything inside.

   Synonymescarefullycheaplyefficientlyfrugallymoderatelyprudentlysparinglythriftily

   Antonymesextravagantlylavishlyprofligatelywastefully