störtdykning
İSVEÇÇE → TR
Çekim Tablosu
çoğulstörtdykningar
tamlayanstörtdyknings
Tanım
•a nosedive (by a plane or bird or the like) · a nosedive (of prices or the like)
Diğer Dillerde
İspanyolcadesplomarse el precio, desplomarse el valor, desplome de precio, desplome de valor, salto m de cabeza, sumergirse
infinitive of sumergir combined with se
İtalyancacrollare, picchiata, scendere in picchiata /krolˈla.re/
to shake · to collapse, to cave in, to slump
çekim: geçmiş crollàto · ortaç crollàto · şimdiki cròlla · ulaç crollànte
eş: abbattersi, cadere, piombare, precipitare, rovinare, sfasciarsi
köken: Uncertain. Perhaps from Vulgar Latin *corrutulāre, frequentative of Latin corruere.
aile: crollarsi, crollo
crollare la testa
crollare le spalle
Felemenkçeduikvlucht, een duikvlucht maken
steil naar beneden gerichte vliegbeweging
Japonca急降下, 急降下する /kʲɨːko̞ːka̠/
nosedive; descent at a steep angle; plunge
çekim: geçmiş 急降下した
köken: 急 (kyū-, “rapid”) + 降下 (kōka, “fall; descent”)
aile: 急降下爆撃, 急降下爆撃機
Lehçeskoczyć na główkę, skok na główkę
Fincehyppy pää edellä, pystysyöksy, romahdus, romahtaa, syöksy pää edellä, syöksyä pystysyöksyssä /ˈromɑhdus/
collapse (act or instance of collapsing) · plummeting (of prices, rates, etc.) · meltdown (situation being likened to a nuclear meltdown)
çekim: çoğul romahdukset · tamlayan romahduksen
köken: romahtaa + -us
aile: romahdusmainen, hermoromahdus, pörssiromahdus
Macarcabukórepülés, mélyrepülés, zuhan, zuhanás, zuhanórepülés /ˈzuɦɒn/
to fall (from a great height)
çekim: geçmiş zuhantak
köken: From an onomatopoeic (sound-imitative) root associated with the sound of falling water + -an (instantaneous suffix).
aile: zuhanás, alázuhan, átzuhan, belezuhan, bezuhan, előrezuhan, hátrazuhan, idezuhan, keresztülzuhan, kizuhan
Dancastyrtdyk, styrtdykke, styrtdykning
Bulgarcaпикирам, срив, сривам
Katalancacaiguda de preu, caiguda de valor, capbussada, capbussar, capbussó, caure's el preu (dişil)
feminine singular of capbussat
çekim: çoğul capbussades
mitapakō
Etimoloji
störta (“plummet”) + dykning (“dive”)