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tumblingnoun
dégringoladeSens figuré ; baisse rapide et marquée.
The tumbling of stock prices rattled investors.
La dégringolade des cours boursiers a ébranlé les investisseurs.
acrobatieSens gymnastique ; désigne une série de figures acrobatiques au sol.
The gymnast's tumbling was the highlight of the performance.
L'acrobatie de la gymnaste a été le moment fort du spectacle.
Synonyms
tumbles
acrobatics
gymnastics
somersaulting
somersaults
flips
rolls
cartwheels
backflips
forward rolls
tumblingadjective
UK
/ˈtʌm.blɪŋ/
US
/ˈtʌm.blɪŋ/
dégringolantPour une valeur, un marché ou des chiffres en forte baisse.
The tumbling stock prices caused panic among investors.
Les cours boursiers dégringolants ont semé la panique parmi les investisseurs.
virevoltantPour quelque chose qui tombe ou se déplace de manière désordonnée.
The tumbling leaves created a colorful carpet on the ground.
Les feuilles virevoltantes ont formé un tapis coloré sur le sol.
Synonyms
flipping
spinning
toppling
rolling
falling
tumbleverb

tumbling

Gerund

tumbled
Past Simple
tumbled
Past Participle
tumbling
Gerund
UK
/ˈtʌm.bəl/
US
/ˈtʌm.bəl/
tomberChute soudaine ou maladroite.
She tripped on the curb and tumbled to the ground.
Elle a trébuché sur le trottoir et est tombée au sol.
faire tomberFaire basculer ou chuter quelqu'un ou quelque chose.
The sudden wave tumbled the surfer off his board.
La vague soudaine a fait tomber le surfeur de sa planche.
roulerEn roulant ou en tournant sur soi-même.
The acrobat tumbled across the mat with ease.
L'acrobate a roulé sur le tapis avec aisance.
dégringolerBaisse rapide d'une valeur ou d'un montant.
The stock prices tumbled after the company announced its losses.
Les cours de l'action ont dégringolé après l'annonce des pertes de l'entreprise.
Additional translations
sécher au sèche-lingeEmploi technique pour le séchage en machine.
se précipiterMouvement désordonné ou confus.
faire des culbutesSurtout dans le contexte gymnique ou acrobatique.
Synonyms
cascade
spill
collapse
topple
plummet
drop
fall
roll
toss

Definitions

tumblingnoun
The act or process of performing acrobatic movements such as flips, rolls, and twists.
The gymnast's tumbling was the highlight of the performance.
An act or instance of a rapid fall or decline, often used metaphorically.
The tumbling of stock prices rattled investors.
tumblingadjective
Falling or moving in a haphazard or uncontrolled way.
The tumbling leaves created a colorful carpet on the ground.
Describing something that is rapidly declining or decreasing.
The tumbling stock prices caused panic among investors.
tumbleverb
To fall suddenly, clumsily, or headlong.
She tripped on the curb and tumbled to the ground.
To roll or turn end over end.
The acrobat tumbled across the mat with ease.
To perform acrobatic or gymnastic exercises, typically involving somersaults and flips.
The gymnast tumbled across the floor, impressing the judges with her skill.
To fall rapidly in amount or value.
The stock prices tumbled after the company announced its losses.
To move or rush in a disorderly or confused manner.
The children tumbled out of the classroom when the bell rang.
To dry (clothes or other fabrics) by rotating them in a heated drum.
She tumbled the wet towels for twenty minutes.
To cause (someone or something) to fall or roll end over end; to knock over.
The sudden wave tumbled the surfer off his board.
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