bump along the bottom



bump along the bottom

To be in poor condition and show no improvement. Typically used to describe economic issues. Primarily heard in UK. Without major changes, the economy will still be bumping along the bottom for many years to come.
See also: bottom, bump

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
YasİN-Turkish
Morris['mɔris]
Rifka-Yiddish
Gul-Urdu, Pashto
MyronMIE-rən (English), muy-rawn (Ancient Greek)English, Ancient Greek
Rene-English