LingakuFrequency rank: 12,013. – 12,048.
- business conditions; the market; economic activity; economic climate
- good (economic) times; prosperity; boomsee also 好景気
- liveliness; energy; vigour; vigor; spirit
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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Generated definitions (experimental)
- business conditions; the market; economic activity; economic climate
- good (economic) times; prosperity; boom
- liveliness; energy; vigour; vigor; spirit
This meaning refers to the overall state of economic performance within a region or country, often measured by indicators like GDP, unemployment rates, or consumer spending.
This meaning signifies a period of economic success and growth, characterized by high consumer confidence and increased production and employment rates.
The bubble era was a time when Japan experienced great prosperity.
In this context, the word represents a sense of vitality or spiritedness, often used to describe the atmosphere in social or cultural settings.
Generated collocations (experimental)
けいき景気がいいgood economic timesけいき景気がわるい悪いbad economic timesけいきかいふく景気回復economic recoveryけいき景気どうこう動向economic trendけいき景気そくてい測定economic measurementけいきしげきさく景気刺激策economic stimulus measuresこうけいき好景気prosperity; boomけいきじゅんかん景気循環business cycleけいきよそく景気予測economic forecastけいき景気にさゆう左右されるto be affected by economic conditionsけいき景気のあっか悪化deterioration of business conditionsけいき景気かいぜん改善improvement in economic conditionsこうけいき好景気のおんけい恩恵benefits of a booming economy
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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For some reason economic booms have names taken from Japanese mythology given to them.
Business is finally looking up after a long depression.
Business is brisk now and we are up to the elbows in orders.
Credit relaxation is considered necessary to shore up business.
Business is bad, and the outlook for next year is even worse.