intergenerational mobility
ˌɪntərˌdʒɛnəˈreɪʃənəl məˈbɪləti
intergenerational mobilities
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Definition of intergenerational mobility - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
sociologyTECH.movement between social classes across generationsTECH.
  • Intergenerational mobility is crucial for a fair society.
social mobility
2.
businessTECH.shift in economic status over generationsTECH.
  • Intergenerational mobility can improve living standards for future generations.
social mobility
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Expressions with intergenerational

intergenerational solidarityn.
mutual support and sense of shared interests between different age groups
Policies encouraging intergenerational solidarity can strengthen ties between youth and elders.

Expressions with mobility

mobility scootern.
electric scooter for disabled or elderly people
She uses a mobility scooter to get around the park.
downward mobilityn.
decline in social or economic status
Many families experienced downward mobility during the economic crisis..
professional mobilityn.
ability or tendency to change job position field or workplace over time
Lifelong learning can increase professional mobility in a fast-changing economy.
restricted mobilityn.
state of having limited ability to move body or travel freely
The clinic provides special services for patients with restricted mobility.
upward mobilityn.
movement to a position of increased status or power
His promotion marked a significant upward mobility in his career.
mobility-impairedadj.
having reduced ability to move the body or walk easily
The building added ramps for mobility-impaired visitors.
economic mobilityn.
movement between different economic levels
Economic mobility is crucial for a healthy economy.
geographical mobilityn.
movement of people between places across a region or country
The report analyzes geographical mobility between rural towns and major cities.
job mobilityn.
ability or tendency of workers to move between different jobs or employers
High job mobility can help reduce long-term unemployment in a country.
labor mobilityn.
ability of workers to move between different jobs or places
Higher labor mobility can help reduce long-term unemployment.

Terms related to intergenerational mobility

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
generategenerationgenerationalmobilechangeeconomicsinequalityopportunityprogresssocietystatuswealth

Examples of intergenerational mobility in a sentence

  • Policies can enhance intergenerational mobility.
  • Education plays a key role in intergenerational mobility.
  • Policies supporting intergenerational mobility can reduce poverty.

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  1. French:mobilité intergénérationnelle, ...
  2. German:Intergenerationale Mobilität, intergenerationale Mobilität, ...
  3. Italian:mobilità intergenerazionale, ...
  4. Spanish:movilidad intergeneracional, ...
  5. Portuguese:mobilidade intergeracional, ...
  6. Chinese:跨代流动, 代际流动, ...
  7. Japanese:世代間移動, 世代間モビリティ, ...
  8. Arabic:حِرَاك اِجْتِمَاعِي بَيْن الأَجْيَال, الحِراك الاِجتِماعي بَيْن الأَجيال, ...
  9. Hebrew:נַיָּדוּת בֵּין-דּוֹרִית, ...
  10. Russian:межпоколенная мобильность, ...
  11. Ukrainian:міжпоколінна мобільність, економічна мобільність поколінь, ...
  12. Hindi:अंतरपीढ़ीगत सामाजिक गतिशीलता, अंतरपीढ़ीगत आर्थिक गतिशीलता, ...
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