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retrenchment

/rɪˈtrentʃ.mənt/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o corte de despesas ou a redução de custos para alcançar estabilidade financeira, bem como, no âmbito militar, o reforço interno adicional de uma posição defensiva para prolongar a resistência.

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noun

/rɪˈtrentʃ.mənt/C1formalbusiness
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o corte de despesas ou a redução de custos para alcançar estabilidade financeira, bem como, no âmbito militar, o reforço interno adicional de uma posição defensiva para prolongar a resistência.

A noun referring to the reduction of expenditures or the act of cutting back on spending in order to achieve financial stability, or a military term for an additional interior fortification to prolong defense.

  1. Financial reductionC1formal

    The act of reducing expenditures or cutting costs to achieve financial stability.

    ptCorte de gastos

    • The company announced a major retrenchment to avoid bankruptcy.
    • Government retrenchment led to cuts in public services.
    • Retrenchment measures included layoffs and budget freezes.

    Sinônimosausterityconsolidationcost cuttingcurtailmentcutbackdownsizingreduction

    Antônimosexpansiongrowthinvestmentoutlayspending

  2. Military fortificationC2formal

    An additional interior fortification built to prolong defense in a military context.

    ptRetranchemento

    • The soldiers constructed a retrenchment behind the main line.
    • The general ordered a retrenchment to strengthen the defensive position.
    • Historical records describe the retrenchment as a key defensive structure.

    Sinônimosretrench

Formas
  • retrenchments plural form
  • retrenchments' possessive plural form
  • retrenchment's possessive singular form
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