worsening
The Spanish word 'empeoramiento' translates to 'worsening' in English. It is often used in a context where a situation or condition is deteriorating. For example, in medical terms, it could be used to describe the declining health of a patient. In a broader context, it may also describe a downturn in economic or social circumstances.
The economy is clearly deteriorating.
This sentence uses 'empeoramiento' to describe a worsening condition of something, in this case, the economy. It can be used to refer to any situation that is getting worse. The verb 'está' is used to indicate a state or condition in the present.
She is very worried about the deterioration of her health.
Here, 'empeoramiento' relates to a decline in a person's health. Spanish often uses the definite article 'el' before a noun where English would not use an article. 'le preocupa mucho' expresses a strong degree of worry or concern on her part.
He was fired due to the deterioration of his job performance.
In this sentence, 'empeoramiento' refers to someone's worsening job performance. The phrase 'debido al' is a common way to express the reason or cause of something, equivalent to 'due to' in English.