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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries波动性
Pronunciation / Transliteration: bōdòngxìng
"股市的波动性让许多投资者感到担忧。"
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Liability to change rapidly and unpredictably, especially for the worse.
"The high volatility of the stock market makes investors nervous."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late 16th century: from French volatilité or medieval Latin volatilitas, from Latin volatilis 'flying, fleet', from volare 'to fly'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Volatility" is said worldwide
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volatilité
Transliteration: volatilité
"La volatilité des prix inquiète les consommateurs."
Volatilität
Transliteration: Volatilität
"Die Volatilität an den Märkten ist stark gestiegen."
volatilità
Transliteration: volatilità
"Gli investitori temono la volatilità della valuta."
volatilidad
Transliteration: volatilidad
"La volatilidad política afecta la economía del país."
volatilidade
Transliteration: volatilidade
"Precisamos reduzir a volatilidade da carteira de investimentos."
अस्थिरता
Transliteration: asthirata
"बाजार में बहुत अधिक अस्थिरता है।"
波动性
Transliteration: bōdòngxìng
"股市的波动性让许多投资者感到担忧。"
변동성
Transliteration: byondongseong
"시장 변동성이 매우 높은 상태입니다."
ボラティリティ
Transliteration: boratiriti
"市場のボラティリティが高まっています。"
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