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Workers have every right to strike for better wages and benefits. Productivity grew 3.9x as much as pay between 1979-2021. It’s time for those profits to trickle down to the workers who generate them, don’t you think?

As details about the killer have trickled out, Abe Shinzo’s death has come to look more like a tragic but isolated murder than the opening shot of a political battle. Nonetheless, his death will reshape Japan’s political landscape

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Trump and Republicans in Congress are moving quickly to pass massive tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations, with a vote in the Senate later this week. It would be one of the biggest trickle-down disasters in our nation's history. Tell your Senators that you oppose tax cuts for the rich and tax increases on everyone else: (202) 224-3121. (For background, please see our movie, "Saving Capitalism," now on Netflix.)

Mitt Romney warned that Donald Trump’s election as president could change the nation’s moral character.

Romney warns Trump’s rhetoric could lead to ‘trickle-down racism’

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The humanitarian situation in the Central African Republic (CAR) is rapidly deteriorating as Séléka rebels fight an increasingly violent conflict with rival militias. International support is trickling in slowly but the country, one of the world's poorest, is becoming ever more chaotic. Nearly 400,000 people are thought to be seeking refuge in the CAR's thick bush and forests http://econ.st/1cX101d

The Jobs Imperative By PAUL KRUGMAN     Washington’s assumption that the economic recovery will trickle down to workers is wrong and unacceptable. It’s time for an emergency jobs program.

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Democrats Try Trickle-Down Economics

Growing government won't stimulate the real economy.

Capital One, Fifth Third Bancorp, KeyCorp, Huntington Bancshares and SunTrust Banks announced sharp fourth-quarter losses, the start of a trickle of red ink at the nation's small and midsize lenders that could result in a flood of mergers.

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SHIZUGAWA, Japan (AP) — An American helicopter crewman shouted above the din of the rotor: "What do these people need? Do they need food? Do they need medicine?" The answer one week after a tsunami devastated Japan's northeast coast is: They need ...

supply-side economics

Theory that focuses on influencing the supply of labour and goods, using tax cuts and benefit cuts as incentives to work and produce goods. It was expounded by the U.S. economist Arthur Laffer (b. 1940) and implemented by Pres. Ronald Reagan in the 1980s. Supporters point to the economic growth of the 1980s as proof of its efficacy; detractors point to the massive federal deficits and speculation that accompanied that growth.

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One prominent detractor of the management by objectives theory was W. Edwards Deming. In turn, Deming was probably most famous for his "plan, ...

din

[名][U]((時にa 〜))（ひっきりなしの）大きなやかましい音, （ガンガンと響く）騒音

kick up a din
騒音をたてる

make (a) din
大騒ぎをする

in the din of ...
…の騒音の中で

They heard a sudden din of dogs.
突然犬がけたたましくほえるのが聞こえた.

━━[動]（〜ned, 〜・ning）(他)

1 〈騒々しい音を〉立てる.

2 …を（…に）やかましく述べ立てる, がなり立てる((into ...))

din ... into a person's ear
…をやかましく言い聞かせる.

━━(自)

1 （耳が聞こえなくなるほど）鳴り響く.

2 （人に）がなりたてる((into ...)).

trickleLine breaks: trickle

Pronunciation: /ˈtrɪk(ə)l/

Definition of trickle in English:

verb

[NO OBJECT, WITH ADVERBIAL OF DIRECTION]

1(Of a liquid) flow in a small stream:a solitary tear trickled down her cheek.1

[WITH OBJECT AND ADVERBIAL OF DIRECTION] Cause (a liquid) to flow in a small stream:Philip trickled a line of sauce on his fish fingers

1.2Come or go slowly or gradually:the first members of the congregation began to trickle in

noun

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1A small flow of liquid:a trickle of blood

1.1A small group or number of people or things moving slowly:the traffic had dwindled to a trickle

Origin

Middle English (as a verb): imitative.

trickle

[動](自)

1 〈液体が〉少しずつ流れる；〈涙・汗・雨などが〉（…を；…に）したたり落ちる, たらたら落ちる((down ...；into ...))

Rain trickled down the window.
雨が窓を伝って流れ落ちた.

2 〈人が〉（…に）少しずつ来る((into ...))；散っていく；〈物が〉漏れる, 少しずつ出てくる；〈情報・秘密などが〉少しずつ漏れる((out))

The audience trickled in.
聴衆はぽつぽつはいって来た.

━━(他)〈液体を〉（…に；…から）少しずつ流す［たらす］, たらたらと落とす((into ...；out of ...)).

━━[名]

1 したたり, しずく；細い流れ.

2 ぽつぽつ来る［行く］こと；少量

a trickle of guests
ぽつぽつ訪れる客.

trickle (SMALL NUMBER) 

verb
trickle in/out/back, etc. to arrive or move somewhere slowly and gradually, in small numbers:
Gradually people trickled back into the theatre for the second half.

trickle 
noun [S]
a very small number of people or things arriving or leaving somewhere:
We usually only get a trickle of customers in the shop in the mornings.

trick・le

 ━━ v. したたる［らせる］ ((along, down, out)); 少しずつ漏れる［らす］ ((out)); ぽつぽつ集まる［行くなど］.

━━ n. したたり; 細流; ほんの少しの ((of)).
trickle charger　【電気】細流充電器.
trickle-down effect　【経済】トリクルダウン［通貨浸透］効果 ((大企業に流入させた資金が中小企業や消費者に浸透して景気を刺激する効果)).

trickle down

(trĭk'əl-doun')
adj.
Of or relating to the economic theory that financial benefits accorded to big businesses and wealthy investors will pass down to profit smaller businesses and consumers.

adjective [before noun]
describes a situation in which something that starts in the high parts of a system spreads to the whole of the system:
The supposed trickle-down effect of lower taxes for the rich has not yet resulted in greater prosperity for society as a whole.

英語での pass down something の意味

 

pass down something

— phrasal verb with pass verb

US 

 /pæs/

 

to give something to someone who is younger, less important, or at a lower level than you:

The word being passed down from the leadership is that the polls are showing good results.

 pass down

 

If property, diseases, or biological conditions pass down, they go from parents to children:

Should I pass down wealth now or wait until I die?

detractor

Syllabification: de·trac·tor

Pronunciation: /diˈtraktər/

noun

A person who disparages someone or something.

• Of course, detractors and critics emerged instantaneously out of the woodwork.
• Every detractor, accuser, finger-pointer, critic, opponent, enemy, investigator was faced down and confronted by a politician who seemed to be made of pure granite.
• My detractors never acknowledge that their resentment comes from a place of their own inadequacy.