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both month on month and year on yearкак в месячном, так и в годовом выражении (region, there has been growth both month on month and year on year in every month of the year so far. Alexander Demidov)
both month-on-month and year-on-yearкак в месячном, так и в годовом выражении (The number of candidates actively seeking employment fell both month-on-month and year-on-year, at 32% and 11% respectively. Alexander Demidov)
increase year on yearувеличиваться год от года (Anglophile)
increase year on yearвозрастать год от года (Anglophile)
increase year on yearежегодно увеличиваться (Spending has increased year on year. OALD. Ежегодно увеличиваются/увеличивается = There is a year-on-year increase in. Though overall numbers of emergency admissions to hospital beds have remained static, there is a year on year increase in the number of emergency ... | there is a year on year increase in the proportion of children and young people admitted to hospital in an emergency. | There is a year on year increase in the numbers of births at the LGI site. Alexander Demidov)
increase year on yearрасти год от года (Anglophile)
year on yearгод от году (затраты растут год от года = costs increase year on year. These savings were necessary because NHS costs increase year on year due to inflation. | These vested interests lobby government and their costs increase year-on-year. | The answer is the same as elsewhere where technological and staff costs increase year on year. | As a small business I have seen fuel costs increase year on year at alarming rates.)
year on yearежегодно (used for talking about situations in which something continues to change or develop every year. MED. • Spending has increased year on year. OALD Alexander Demidov)
year on yearв годовом выражении (used for talking about situations in which something continues to change or develop every year. MED. (used especially when talking about figures, prices, etc.) each year, compared with the last year * Spending has increased year on year. * a year-on-year increase in spending. OALD Alexander Demidov)
year on yearгодичный
year-on-yearпо сравнению с предыдущим годом (adjective (of figures, prices, etc.) as compared with the corresponding ones from a year earlier. COED. 1. Year-on-year A comparison made between the results for a period with the same period in the previous year....more on Year-on-year Found on 2. Year-on-year YOY – A direct comparison of results with the same time in previous years. Found on moneyterms.co.uk, igd.com)
year-on-yearв течение года
year-on-yearАППГ (grafleonov)
year-on-yearувеличившись за год (Количество клиентов-физических лиц на конец 2014 года составило X, увеличившись за год на Y = The number of personal customers as at year-end 2014 was X, up Y year-on-year. Alexander Demidov)
year-on-yearпо сравнению с аналогичным периодом предыдущего года (Average wages earned by Russians rose 11.5 percent in nominal terms year on year in November to 21,599 rubles ($700) per month, figures that are likely to increase concern about inflation, which officials expect at around 8.5 percent for 2010. The MT Alexander Demidov)
year-on-yearежегодно (gross margins fell year-on-year. OD Alexander Demidov)
year-on-year increaseприрост за год (Alexander Demidov)
year-on-year increaseежегодное увеличение (In 2014 there were 1,156,838 switches, which represents a 12% year-on-year increase. | Price stability is defined as a year-on-year increase in the Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) for the euro area of below 2%. | Fires in commercial premises have been falling year on year, although there has been an year on year increase in the number of Deliberate Vehicle Fires across ... Alexander Demidov)