How is the word dépression translated from French to English

Maladie durable faite d'une profonde tristesse.

A long illness of deep sadness.

noun
English translation
depression

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  • Elle est soignée pour une dépression. She is being treated for depression.

  • La crise a duré dix ans. The depression lasted a decade.

  • La dépression rend les matins ordinaires très lourds. Depression makes ordinary mornings feel heavy.

  • De nombreuses usines ont fermé pendant la crise. Many factories closed during the depression.

  • L'exercice régulier aide-t-il vraiment contre la dépression ? Does regular exercise really help with depression?

  • Les économistes prévenaient qu'une crise arrivait. Economists warned that a depression was coming.

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FAQ about “dépression”

How is “dépression” translated from French?
“dépression” translates into English as “depression”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “dépression” mean?
Meaning of “dépression”: Maladie durable faite d'une profonde tristesse. In English — “depression”.
What part of speech is “dépression”?
“dépression” is a noun.
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