Übersetzung für "Zusammengeschrumpft" in Englisch

At the same time, margins have been squeezed for fishermen.

Our savings dwindled to just a few hundred dollars.

Now these have gradually shrunk to nothing.

Thank goodness. 'Cause I thought I'd shrunk.

Over the past five years, his business has dwindled down to almost nothing.

I guess that laundry shrunk it down into one bag, huh?

It had just shrunk 9 full percent of GDP.

The dependence of USSR on import of engineering production has greatly dwindled.

Many had their contents much shrunk, and some were almost empty.

The deviations have shrunk down to an area of some 33 feet.

The Muslims are being reduced to a bare nucleus and will be smothered, little by little.

By 1419 the Genoese possessions in Corsica were again reduced to Bonifacio and Calvi.

Because it was intensively used in former times, its stocks shrank to just small residual populations.

Given utilization of a star coupler, the length of the optical bus is diminished to a point.

So it's no wonder that the amount of routine desk work is shrinking to a minimum.

The former huge English colony in Davos had dwindled to a small group.

Unfortunately, Little Italy has been squeezed down to only a few short blocks of tourist-oriented Italian restaurants.

In this way the Turkish Empire had dwindled almost to the vanishing point.

The technological legacy of Nikola Tesla has also been dwindled away to the naming of the magnetic field strength.

The internet has, in a manner of speaking, reduced the distances between countries and continents to the time that it takes to send an email.

I have the very distinct feeling - and I would like you to prove me wrong - that the idea of the recovery process and of the necessary austerity measures, which I too believe to be essential, has very clearly gained ground, including in the media, but that the idea of growth and development, on the other hand, has greatly diminished.

At a time when the overall transport market is expanding, we find that rail's share of that market has been reduced to no more than 6 % of the passenger - and 16 % of the freight - sector.

In that text, Bershidsky argued that modern technology—particularly the Internet—has shrunk the world to such a degree that our physical location is almost irrelevant.