Examples of using Doldrums in English and their translations into German
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So far, however, there are mainly seasoned wind- or kitesurfers, increase in the doldrums on a SUP board.
I meet Sergej Zupanic, a journalist at Večernji List, in front of a 21-floor building where the main victims of these deep social doldrums vegetate.
on Air Moldova and Banca de Economii during the doldrums of the nineties.
With its economy in doldrums, Bulgaria will suffer many more losses.
Yes, there was probably a doldrums too much.
From the Doldrums to Saint Helena- an area defined by capricious weather,
The rigid pinch on the upper deck could be held just as the sun rays in the doldrums.
The doldrums were important to maritime travel before the invention of steam ships
Doldrums, ITCZ: The doldrums are the region near the equator where the trade winds from each hemisphere meet.
Another initiative geared towards arriving at a set of policies meant to get Africa out of its economic doldrums.
After struggling with currents and wind and doldrums, we are now into the heat phase.
If we cannot escape these doldrums before night, I fear we will sail on trackless seas.
Scientific focus shifted in the 20th century to the convective systems embedded within the doldrums forming the ITCZ, to the extent that now many scientists confuse the doldrums with the horse latitude.
But now doldrums?
Sonia"The doldrums were good.
You know we just have the doldrums?
We are still stuck in the doldrums.
New realities Australia's mining industry in the doldrums.
A few years ago our film industry was in the doldrums.
Brexit camp might win the day if economy is in doldrums by 2017.