Pull out of your nosedive, Tom.
Source: tatoeba (6600769)
Nosedive
//ˈnəʊzdaɪv//
Synonyms for "nosedive" (6 found)
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3 entriesTranslations
48 translations across 12 languages.
Bulgarian
3 entries- срив noun (a rapid fall in price or value)
- пикирам verb (to dive down in a steep angle)
- сривам verb (to perform a rapid fall in price or value)
Catalan
4 entries- caiguda de preu noun (a rapid fall in price or value)
- caiguda de valor noun (a rapid fall in price or value)
- capbussada noun (a headfirst fall or jump)
- capbussó noun (a headfirst fall or jump)
Danish
4 entries- styrtdyk noun (a headfirst fall or jump)
- styrtdykning noun (a rapid fall in price or value)
- styrtdykke verb (to dive down in a steep angle)
- styrtdykke verb (to perform a rapid fall in price or value)
Dutch
2 entries- duikvlucht noun (aviation: drop in altitude with nose angled downwards)
- een duikvlucht maken verb (to dive down in a steep angle)
Finnish
4 entries- hyppy pää edellä noun (a headfirst fall or jump)
- pystysyöksy noun (aviation: drop in altitude with nose angled downwards)
- romahdus noun (a rapid fall in price or value)
- syöksy pää edellä noun (a headfirst fall or jump)
Hungarian
4 entries- bukórepülés noun (a headfirst fall or jump)
- mélyrepülés noun (a rapid fall in price or value)
- zuhanás noun (a rapid fall in price or value)
- zuhanórepülés noun (a headfirst fall or jump)
Italian
3 entries- picchiata noun (aviation: drop in altitude with nose angled downwards)
- crollare verb (to perform a rapid fall in price or value)
- scendere in picchiata verb (to dive down in a steep angle)
Japanese
3 entries- 急降下 noun (a headfirst fall or jump)
- 急降下 noun (aviation: drop in altitude with nose angled downwards)
- 急降下する verb (to dive down in a steep angle)
Māori
1 entries- tapakō verb (to dive down in a steep angle)
Polish
2 entries- skoczyć na główkę noun (a rapid fall in price or value)
- skok na główkę noun (a headfirst fall or jump)
Spanish
4 entries- desplome de precio noun (a rapid fall in price or value)
- desplome de valor noun (a rapid fall in price or value)
- salto m de cabeza noun (a headfirst fall or jump)
- desplomarse el precio verb (to perform a rapid fall in price or value)
Swedish
4 entries- störtdykning noun (a headfirst fall or jump)
- störtdykning noun (aviation: drop in altitude with nose angled downwards)
- störtdykning noun (a rapid fall in price or value)
- störtdyka verb (to dive down in a steep angle)
Sample sentences
4 total sentences available.
The once-vibrant cotton industry took a nosedive in the 1990s and is only now starting to get back on its feet. But it might be too little too late.
Source: tatoeba (12231908)
Byers was frequently at odds with Rail Regulator Sir Tom Winsor, but quit after 11 months - his career took a nosedive when he admitted false claims for £125,000 expenses, and he was banned from the House of Commons for two years.
Source: wiktionary
With punctuality nosediving and both overcrowding and cancellations on the rise, a new simplified timetable was introduced in December amid threats from the Mayor that he would ask the Secretary of State for Transport to strip Abellio of the franchise.
Source: wiktionary
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