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Übersetzung für 'depression' von Englisch nach Deutsch

depression

Depression {f}psych.

Konjunkturrückgang {m}econ.

Tief {n}

Senke {f}geol.

Krise {f}

Tiefdruckgebiet {n}meteo.

Niedergeschlagenheit {f}psych.

Mulde {f} [auf einer Oberfläche]med.

Senkung {f} [Depression]

Absenkung {f}

Wirtschaftskrise {f}econ.

Flaute {f}econ.

Schwermütigkeit {f}psych.

Vertiefung {f}

Schwermut {f}psych.

Unterdrückung {f}

Unterdruck {m}

Eindellung {f}med.

Bedrückung {f}

Einmuldung {f} [Eindellung]geol.med.

Traurigkeit {f} [traurige Verstimmung]psych.

Baisse {f}stocks

Erdfall {m}geol.

Gemütskrankheit {f} [altertümlich]psych.

Zyklone {f}meteo.

Niederdruckgebiet {n}meteo.

Katerstimmung {f}

Schwäche {f}

Minderung {f}

Niederung {f}

Einsenkung {f}

Verminderung {f}

Gedrücktheit {f}

Aktivitätsminderung {f}

Herabsenkung {f} [Depression]

Landsenke {f}geol.

Geländemulde {f}geol.

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depression era {adj} [attr.]

aus der Zeit der Weltwirtschaftskrisehist.

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Afar Depression

Afar-Senke {f}geogr.

agrarian depression

Agrardepression {f}agr.econ.hist.

agricultural depression

Agrardepression {f}agr.econ.hist.

anaclitic depression

anaklitische Depression {f}psych.

bipolar depression

bipolare Depression {f}med.

business depression

wirtschaftliche Depression {f}

Caspian Depression

Kaspische Senke {f}geogr.

clinical depression

klinische Depression {f}med.psych.

Danakil Depression

Danakilsenke {f} [auch: Danakil-Senke]geogr.geol.

Danakildepression {f} [auch: Danakil-Depression] [Danakilsenke]geogr.geol.

deep depression

tiefe Depression {f}

Sturmtief {n}meteo.

Depression (era) [esp. the 1930s]

Depressionszeit {f}econ.hist.

depression contour

Tiefenlinie {f}tech.

depression era

Zeit {f} der Weltwirtschaftskrisehist.

depression line

Tiefenlinie {f}tech.

depression spring

Senkungs­quelle {f}hydro.

depression therapy

Depressionstherapie {f}med.psych.

economic depression

wirtschaftliche Depression {f}

wirtschaftliche Krise {f}econ.

endogenous depression

endogene Depression {f}psych.

geriatric depression

Altersdepression {f}psych.

Great Depression

Weltwirtschaftskrise {f}hist.

Große Depression {f} [Weltwirtschaftskrise 1929 ff.]hist.

inbreeding depression

Inzuchtdepression {f}biol.

infranasal depression [philtrum]

Philtron {n} [selten für: Philtrum, Oberlippengrübchen]anat.

involutional depression

involutive Depression {f}psych.

Kalahari Depression

Kalahari-Senke {f}geogr.

Kalahari-Becken {n}geogr.

key depression

Tastendruck {m}

Tastenanschlag {m}

larvate depression [less common] [masked depression]

larvierte Depression {f}psych.

major depression

schwere Depression {f}med.psych.

manic depression

manische Depression {f}med.

market depression

Schwäche {f} des Marktes

masked depression <MD>

maskierte Depression {f}psych.

larvierte Depression {f}psych.

menopausal depression

klimakterische Depression {f}psych.

Nicaragua Depression

Nicaraguasenke {f}geogr.

oasis depression

Oasensenke {f}geogr.

organic depression

organische Depression {f}psych.

postnatal depression

Wochenbettdepression {f}med.

postpartal depression <PPD>

Wochenbettdepression {f}med.psych.

postpartum depression <PPD>

Wochenbettdepression {f}med.

postpartale Depression {f} <PPD>psych.

price depression

Preisrückgang {m}

prison depression

Haftdepression {f}psych.

Qattara Depression

Qattara-Senke {f} [auch: Kattarasenke]geogr.

respiratory depression

Atemdepression {f}med.

Hypoventilation {f}med.

river depression

Flusssenke {f}geogr.geol.

seasonal depression

saisonale Depression {f}psych.

segment depression

Segmentdepression {f}med.

serious depression

ernste Depression {f}

severe depression {sg}

schwere Depressionen {pl}psych.

somatized depression

somatisierte Depression {f}psych.

spreading depression

Streudepolarisierung {f}med.

ST depression [ECG]

ST-Senkung {f} [EKG]med.

subrosion depression

Subrosionssenke {f}geol.

summer depression

Sommerdepression {f}psych.

tropical depression

tropische Depression {f}meteo.

tropisches Tiefdruckgebiet {n}meteo.

• Depression {f} = dejection
• Depression {f} = depression
• Depression {f} = megrims {pl} [archaic] [depression]

• Behavioral theories of depression explain the etiology of depression based on the behavioural sciences, and they form the basis for behavioral therapies for depression.
• On June 13, the IMD began monitoring a depression over the central Bay of Bengal.
• As depression is a major symptom associated, suicidal tendencies may occur.
• Subcortical ischemic depression, also known as vascular depression, is a medical condition most commonly seen in older people with major depressive disorder.
• Tropical Depression Twenty-Two formed on October 15 at near the border between Mexico and Guatemala.

• A larger sill rises up to 2900 m depth to separate the East Blanco Depression from the final major depression, the West Blanco Depression.
• On October 10, another tropical depression formed further to the north of the Central Atlantic depression.
• The incidence of post-stroke depression peaks at 3–6 months and usually resolves within 1–2 years after the stroke, although a minority of patients can go on to develop chronic depression.
• Sacchet’s work has influenced several areas, including the science of meditation, brain connectivity in depression, machine learning and person-specific biomarkers for depression, and depression and the brain across the lifespan.
• Rubidium was tested for the influence on manic depression and depression.

• Melancholic depression, or depression with melancholic features, is a DSM-IV and DSM-5 subtype of clinical depression.
• Late-life depression refers to depression occurring in older adults and has diverse presentations, including as a recurrence of early-onset depression, a new diagnosis of late-onset depression, and a mood disorder resulting from a separate medical condition, substance use, or medication regimen.
• Identification and treatment of concomitant parental depression is associated with improved responses to treatment in adolescents with depression as having a parent with depression may negatively affect a young person's response to therapy as well as their outlook on depression.