Английский - Венгерский

downside

gb/dˈaʊnsˌaɪd/ us/dˈaʊnsˌaɪd/
B1 Английский
~ 9800
hátrány, esési kockázat
СУЩЕСТВИТЕЛЬНОЕ B1
1
Модель употребления:
the downside of [something]
The main downside of working from home is that it can feel lonely.
Az otthoni munkavégzés fő hátránya az, hogy magányosnak érezheti magát az ember.
Living in the city has many benefits, but the high rent is a big downside.
A városi életnek sok előnye van, de a magas lakbér nagy hátrány.
A downside of this phone is its short battery life.
One downside to traveling a lot is never seeing your friends.
The downside is that the project will take much longer than we planned.
Примеры для изучающих
The downside of this job is the low pay.
Ennek a munkának az alacsony fizetés a hátránya.
This car is cheap, but the downside is that it is very old.
Ez az autó olcsó, de az a hátránya, hogy nagyon régi.
The downside of eating out is that it costs more money.
He likes social media, but he also sees the downside.
There is a downside to every big decision.
Частая ошибка:
Learners sometimes say *"downsides"* when talking about one negative point (e.g. *"The downsides is the price"*). Use the singular form with a singular verb for one main negative point ("The downside is the price"). Also, it is very common to use the fixed phrase "the downside of [something]", not *"the downside in"* or *"the downside for"* in this meaning.
Значение
disadvantage or negative aspect
Коллокации
the downside is |the downside of |major downside |big downside |potential downside |on the downside
Синонимы
disadvantage (More general and slightly more formal; used in very similar ways.) | drawback (Stresses an inconvenient or limiting feature; slightly more formal than "downside".) | negative (More vague; often needs extra words (e.g. "negative point"), while "downside" stands alone.)
Антонимы
upside (Direct opposite; refers to the benefit or positive side of something.) | advantage (General opposite, focusing on helpful or beneficial aspects.)
Темы
daily life |business |opinions |core_vocabulary
Определение

A bad or negative part of a situation, choice, or thing.

A disadvantage, problem, or negative aspect of a situation, decision, or thing.

СУЩЕСТВИТЕЛЬНОЕ C1 TECHNICAL
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Модель употребления:
the downside risk of [an investment]
Investors see limited downside at this price level.
A befektetők szerint ezen az árszinten korlátozott az esési kockázat.
We like this stock because the upside is strong while the downside appears well protected.
Azért kedveljük ezt a részvényt, mert erős a felértékelődési potenciálja, miközben az esési kockázat jól kezelhetőnek tűnik.
Options can be used to cap the downside in volatile markets.
Analysts say the downside risk is greater than the potential reward.
This fund focuses on reducing downside during market crashes.
Примеры для изучающих
The downside of this share is small, so many people buy it.
Ennek a részvénynek kicsi az esési kockázata, ezért sokan megveszik.
They use options to protect the downside when the market falls.
Opciókat használnak az esési kockázat fedezésére, amikor a piac esik.
He thinks the downside risk is too high and will not invest.
This product has limited downside and good upside.
The manager wants to limit the downside for his clients.
Частая ошибка:
Learners may confuse this technical sense with the general meaning of "disadvantage" and use it in everyday contexts where the financial risk meaning is not intended. In finance and business writing, it often refers specifically to price movement or value, not just any negative aspect.
Значение
potential financial loss or decline
Коллокации
downside risk |limit the downside |protect the downside |downside protection |significant downside |minimal downside
Синонимы
downside risk (More explicit; focuses specifically on the risk aspect, not just the size of the possible fall.) | downside potential (Emphasizes how much something could fall in the future, not what has already happened.)
Антонимы
upside (In finance, refers to the potential gain or increase in value, the opposite of possible loss.) | upside potential (Focuses on how much value could rise, opposite of how much it could fall.)
Темы
business |finance |economics
Определение

The possible loss or fall in value of an investment or price.

The amount or extent to which the value of an investment, price, or market could fall, especially considered as a risk.

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downside
IPA
GB/dˈaʊnsˌaɪd/
US/dˈaʊnsˌaɪd/
Слоги и ударение
down - side (2 слога)
Stress on 1st syllable (down)
Формы слова
Noun
  • Base: downside
  • Plural: downsides
Родственные слова
Forms
downsides noun
Negative and opposite forms
upside noun B2
Выражения

downside protection

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/dˈaʊnsˌaɪd pɹətˈɛkʃən/
fixed phrase technical

measures to reduce losses

Ways to protect an investment so it does not lose too much money if prices go down.

Примеры
  • This fund offers downside protection during market downturns.
  • Investors are willing to pay more for products with strong downside protection.
  • The strategy focuses on downside protection rather than maximum growth.

downside risk

1
/dˈaʊnsˌaɪd ɹˈɪsk/
fixed phrase technical

risk of losing value

The chance that an investment or price will go down and you will lose money.

Примеры
  • Diversification can help reduce downside risk in your portfolio.
  • Analysts believe the downside risk is limited at current levels.
  • This strategy focuses on controlling downside risk during market crashes.

limit the downside

1
/lˈɪmɪt ðə dˈaʊnsˌaɪd/
fixed phrase technical

cap the possible loss amount

To make sure you cannot lose more than a certain amount of money if prices go down.

Примеры
  • Options are one way to limit the downside in a falling market.
  • This structure lets you share in gains but limits the downside.
  • They want to limit the downside while keeping some upside potential.

on the downside

1
/ˈɔn ðə dˈaʊnsˌaɪd/
fixed phrase

introducing a contrasting negative point

Used to move from a good point to a bad point about the same thing.

Примеры
  • The hotel is right by the beach; on the downside, it can be very noisy at night.
  • The job is well paid, but on the downside you have to travel a lot.
  • On the downside, the software only runs on newer phones.

protect the downside

1
/pɹətˈɛkt ðə dˈaʊnsˌaɪd/
fixed phrase technical

limit potential financial losses

To use a plan or tools so that, if prices go down, you do not lose too much money.

Примеры
  • We use stop-loss orders to protect the downside in volatile markets.
  • Investors are looking for ways to protect the downside while staying invested.
  • This insurance product is designed to protect the downside for retirees.

the downside is (that)

1
/ðə dˈaʊnsˌaɪd ˈɪz ðˈæt/
fixed phrase

used to state a negative aspect

Used to introduce the bad or negative part of a situation you are talking about.

Примеры
  • The downside is that the trains stop running after midnight.
  • You can work from anywhere; the downside is that you are always online.
  • The downside is that tickets sell out very quickly.

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