Használati minta:
volatility in [market/price/currency]; the volatility of [asset]
Investors moved into bonds because of the recent volatility in the stock market.
A befektetők a részvénypiac közelmúltbeli volatilitása miatt kötvények felé fordultak.
Oil price volatility has made it harder for airlines to plan their costs.
Az olajárak volatilitása megnehezítette a légitársaságoknak a költségeik megtervezését.
The fund is designed for people who want growth but cannot tolerate extreme volatility.
Példák tanulóknak
There was high volatility in the market this week.
Ezen a héten nagy volt a volatilitás a piacon.
Gold prices showed less volatility than tech stocks.
Az aranyárak volatilitása alacsonyabb volt, mint a technológiai részvényeké.
Gyakori hiba:
Volatility is usually uncountable: say "high volatility" or "a period of volatility," not usually "a high volatility."
Jelentés
unpredictable financial price changes
Szókapcsolatok
market volatility
|price volatility
|stock market volatility
|currency volatility
|high volatility
|low volatility
|volatility risk
|volatility spike
|periods of volatility
|rising volatility
Szinonimák
instability (broader and less specifically financial)
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fluctuation (emphasizes movement up and down rather than risk)
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turbulence (more vivid, often suggesting difficult market conditions)
Antonimák
stability (prices or markets remain relatively steady)
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steadiness (emphasizes smooth, predictable behavior)
Témák
finance
|business
|investing
|risk
Definíció
how much and how quickly a financial price goes up and down
The degree to which a price, market, currency, or investment changes quickly and unpredictably, often used as a measure of risk.
Használati minta:
volatility in [situation/place/system]; the volatility of [situation]
Political volatility in the region made long-term planning difficult.
A térség politikai instabilitása megnehezítette a hosszú távú tervezést.
The company survived years of volatility before its sales finally became stable.
A vállalat éveken át tartó instabilitást vészelt át, mielőtt az eladásai végre stabillá váltak.
Climate change is increasing volatility in weather patterns around the world.
Példák tanulóknak
The country faced a period of political volatility.
Az ország politikai instabilitás időszakát élte át.
Good planning can help a business deal with volatility.
A jó tervezés segíthet egy vállalkozásnak megbirkózni az instabilitással.
Gyakori hiba:
Do not confuse volatility with violence. Volatility means sudden, unpredictable change; it may or may not involve violence.
Jelentés
general instability and unpredictability
Szókapcsolatok
political volatility
|economic volatility
|social volatility
|regional volatility
|global volatility
|increased volatility
|continuing volatility
|period of volatility
|source of volatility
|reduce volatility
Szinonimák
instability (very close in meaning and often more general)
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unpredictability (emphasizes that future changes are hard to foresee)
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changeability (less negative and less intense)
Antonimák
stability (a condition of little sudden change)
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predictability (changes can be expected or planned for)
Témák
politics
|society
|change
|risk
Definíció
a state in which things can change suddenly and are hard to predict
The quality of being likely to change suddenly and unpredictably, especially in a situation, system, or environment.
Használati minta:
emotional volatility; volatility in [someone]'s mood/behavior
Stress and lack of sleep can increase emotional volatility.
A stressz és az alváshiány fokozhatja az érzelmi labilitást.
His volatility made it difficult for the team to know how he would react.
Az érzelmi labilitása miatt a csapat nehezen tudta megjósolni, hogyan fog reagálni.
The therapist helped her recognize the triggers behind her mood volatility.
Példák tanulóknak
He is trying to control his emotional volatility.
Próbálja kordában tartani az érzelmi labilitását.
Her mood volatility became worse during the stressful month.
A feszült hónap alatt rosszabbodott a hangulati labilitása.
Gyakori hiba:
If you mean a person's mood, "emotional volatility" is clearer than just "volatility."
Jelentés
sudden emotional mood changes
Szókapcsolatok
emotional volatility
|mood volatility
|behavioral volatility
|signs of volatility
|episodes of volatility
|manage volatility
|reduce emotional volatility
|volatility in mood
Szinonimák
moodiness (more everyday and often less clinical)
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irritability (focuses on becoming annoyed or angry easily)
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explosiveness (emphasizes sudden angry outbursts)
Antonimák
calmness (emphasizes emotional quietness)
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composure (emphasizes self-control under stress)
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even-temperedness (a stable and steady emotional nature)
Témák
emotions
|psychology
|behavior
|relationships
Definíció
a tendency for someone's feelings or mood to change very suddenly
A tendency to change mood suddenly or to become angry, upset, or excited very quickly.
Használati minta:
the volatility of [substance]; high/low volatility
Gasoline's high volatility is one reason it produces flammable vapors so easily.
A benzin nagy illékonysága az egyik oka annak, hogy olyan könnyen képez gyúlékony gőzöket.
The volatility of a perfume ingredient affects how quickly its scent disappears.
Egy parfümösszetevő illékonysága befolyásolja, milyen gyorsan tűnik el az illata.
Scientists compared the volatility of several solvents at room temperature.
Példák tanulóknak
Alcohol has high volatility and evaporates quickly.
Az alkohol illékonysága nagy, ezért gyorsan elpárolog.
The lab tested the volatility of the liquid.
A laboratórium megvizsgálta a folyadék illékonyságát.
Gyakori hiba:
In chemistry, high volatility means a substance evaporates easily; it does not mean the substance is emotionally or politically unstable.
Jelentés
tendency to evaporate easily
Szókapcsolatok
chemical volatility
|high volatility
|low volatility
|solvent volatility
|volatility of a compound
|volatility and flammability
|volatile organic compounds
|measure volatility
Szinonimák
evaporability (more directly describes the ability to evaporate, but is less common)
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vaporizability (technical and focused on changing into vapor)
Antonimák
nonvolatility (the property of not evaporating easily)
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low volatility (a reduced tendency to evaporate)
Témák
chemistry
|science
|materials
Definíció
how easily a liquid or solid changes into a gas
The tendency of a substance to evaporate or change into vapor easily.