abrupt drop
[/əˈbrʌpt drɑːp/]
nounpl: abrupt drops
queda abrupta
1. a sudden and unexpected decrease in value, quantity, or level
The stock market experienced an abrupt drop after the announcement.
O mercado de ações experimentou uma queda abrupta após o anúncio.
2. a sharp and steep decline in altitude or elevation
The pilot warned passengers about an abrupt drop in altitude ahead.
O piloto alertou os passageiros sobre uma queda abrupta de altitude à frente.
3. a sudden discontinuation or cessation of something
There was an abrupt drop in customer interest after the negative review.
Houve uma queda abrupta no interesse dos clientes após a avaliação negativa.
In Brazilian and American business/financial contexts, 'abrupt drop' (queda abrupta) is frequently used to describe market fluctuations and economic downturns. The term carries urgency and concern, commonly appearing in news reports, financial analysis, and everyday conversation about economic conditions. In Portugal, 'descida abrupta' may be preferred in some contexts, particularly in technical or scientific discussions.
NYC Slang
sharp drop / nose dive
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