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plunge

UK
/plʌndʒ/
US
/plʌndʒ/
plunge back
plunge down
plunge in

Übersetzungen

plungesubstantiv
plunges
Pl.
UK
/plʌndʒ/
US
/plʌndʒ/
The diver took a deep plunge into the ocean.
Дайвер совершил глубокое погружение в океан.
The stock market experienced a sudden plunge.
Рынок акций испытал внезапное падение.
Her first plunge into the pool was exhilarating.
Ее первое ныряние в бассейн было захватывающим.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
погружение в воду
резкое снижение
погружение в работу
Synonyme
dive
drop
fall
descend
sudden fall
plummet
plungeverb
plunged
Präteritum
plunged
Partizip Perfekt
plunging
Gerundium
UK
/plʌndʒ/
US
/plʌndʒ/
The diver decided to plunge into the deep sea.
Водолаз решил погрузиться в глубокое море.
She decided to plunge into the cold water to refresh herself.
Она решила окунуться в холодную воду, чтобы освежиться.
The sudden news could plunge the country into chaos.
Внезапная новость может ввергнуть страну в хаос.
He decided to plunge into the project without hesitation.
Он решил броситься в проект без колебаний.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
сворваться
окунуть
Synonyme
dive
jump
fall
descend
submerge
drop
sink
plummet
Antonyme
ascend
rise
soar
plungeadjektiv
Used attributively to describe garments or necklines that are deeply cut or angled (e.g., "plunge bra", "plunge neckline").

Definitionen

plungesubstantiv
A sudden and rapid fall or drop, especially from a high place.
The plunge from the cliff into the ocean was exhilarating.
A sudden and significant decrease in value or amount.
The stock market took a plunge after the unexpected economic report.
An act of diving or jumping into water.
She took a plunge into the pool to cool off from the summer heat.
A risky or daring undertaking or decision.
Starting his own business was a big plunge, but he was ready for the challenge.
plungeverb
To jump or dive quickly and energetically.
The children plunged into the pool with loud splashes.
To fall or drop suddenly in amount, value, or rate.
The stock market plunged after the unexpected economic news.
To push or thrust quickly and forcefully.
He plunged the knife into the thick steak.
To suddenly experience a difficult or unpleasant situation.
She was plunged into despair after hearing the bad news.
plungeadjektiv
Low-cut or deeply angled in the front, especially referring to clothing or necklines.
She chose a plunge dress with a daring neckline for the gala.
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