IELTS Writing Task 1 Wortschatz
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wage stagnation
A situation in which average wages remain unchanged or rise very slowly over a long period, often while the cost of living increases.
a slight dip
A small and temporary decrease in level, amount, or value.
educational attainment
The highest level of education that a person has successfully completed, such as secondary school, college, or university.
vary
To change or be different depending on the situation, place, or time.
level off
To stop changing and remain at a stable level after a period of increase or decrease.
whereas
Used to compare two things and show a contrast between them.
on the other hand
Used to introduce a contrasting point or viewpoint.
account for
To form or be a particular amount or part of something, or to explain why something happened.
fluctuate
To rise and fall irregularly in number or amount.
a steady decline
A continuous and consistent decrease in amount, number, or quality over time.
a considerable proportion
A relatively large part or share of a total.
peak
The highest point or level that something reaches, especially after a period of increase.
a marginal increase
A very small or insignificant rise in number, amount, or level.
markedly
In a way that is very obvious or noticeable; significantly.
gradual
Happening slowly, step by step, often over a long period of time.
consistently
In a way that does not vary or change; regularly or repeatedly over time.
account for
To form or be a particular amount or part of something, or to explain why something happened/
an upward trend
A general direction of increase over a period of time.
over the course of
During the period of time from the beginning to the end of something.
draw a comparison
To examine two or more things to see how they are similar or different.
a substantial proportion
A large and significant part or share of something.
whereas
Used to compare two things and show a contrast between them.
fluctuate
To rise and fall irregularly in number or amount.
witness a surge
To experience a sudden and large increase, often in numbers, prices, or activity.