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tailspin ['teɪl.spɪn] n: barrena fto go into a tailspin — \<\<economy/business\>\> caer* en picada or (Esp) en picado; \<\<lit: aircraft\>\> entrar en barrena
['teɪlspɪn]N (Aer) barrena fthe market went into a tailspin — (St Ex) el mercado cayó en picado or (LAm) picada
* * *to go into a tailspin — \<\<economy/business\>\> caer* en picada or (Esp) en picado; \<\<lit: aircraft\>\> entrar en barrena
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tailspin ['teɪlspɪn]Aviation vrille f;∎ to be in a tailspin vriller; figurative (economy, business) être en dégringolade; (person) paniquer, s'affoler -
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tailspin[´teil¸spin] n 1. ав. опашен свредел; 2. рязък спад в икономиката. -
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['teɪlspɪn]1) aer. avvitamento m.2) fig.* * *tailspin /ˈteɪlspɪn/n.2 (fig. fam.) confusione; crollo; collasso; tilt: After the accident, the man went into a tailspin, dopo l'incidente l'uomo è piombato in uno stato confusionale.* * *['teɪlspɪn]1) aer. avvitamento m.2) fig. -
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noun1) (of aircraft) Trudeln, das2) (fig.): (state of panic)send somebody/go into a tailspin — jemanden in Panik versetzen/zu rotieren anfangen (ugs.)
* * *ˈtail·spin* * *tailspin s1. FLUG (Ab)Trudeln n2. fig umga) Panik fb) Chaos n* * *noun1) (of aircraft) Trudeln, das2) (fig.): (state of panic)send somebody/go into a tailspin — jemanden in Panik versetzen/zu rotieren anfangen (ugs.)
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subst. \/ˈteɪlspɪn\/1) ( luftfart) spinn2) ( hverdagslig) panikk, hysterisend into a tailspin gjøre fortumlet, skake opp, skape full forvirring i -
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > tailspin
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tail-spin
1> _ав. нормальный штопор
2> _ав. неуправляемый штопор
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to go (to get) into a tail-spin войти в штопор; паниковать,
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1) Общая лексика: штопор (авиация)2) Экономика: паника на бирже, резкое падение, резкий спад в экономике -
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◙ n. צלילה; נפילה* * *◙ הליפנ ;הלילצ◄ -
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< aerospace> ■ Trudeln n -
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См. также в других словарях:
tailspin — (n.) downward spiraling dive of an aircraft, 1916, from TAIL (Cf. tail) (n.1) + SPIN (Cf. spin) (n.). Figurative sense of state of loss of control is from 1928 … Etymology dictionary
tailspin — ► NOUN ▪ a spin by an aircraft … English terms dictionary
tailspin — [tāl′spin΄] n. 1. SPIN (n. 5): also tail spin 2. a state of rapidly increasing depression or confusion … English World dictionary
Tailspin — The term Tailspin can refer to several things: * , a 1989 television movie that tells the story of Korean Air Flight 007, which was shot down by Soviet jet fighters in 1983. * TaleSpin, an animated character series that used characters from the… … Wikipedia
tailspin — noun a) The rapid, uncontrollable descent of an aircraft in a steep spiral. The loss of the third engine threw the plane into a tailspin. b) A severe mental or emotional … Wiktionary
tailspin — n. to go into a tailspin * * * to go into a tailspin … Combinatory dictionary
tailspin — tail|spin [ˈteılˌspın] n [C usually singular] 1.) in/into a tailspin in or into a bad situation that keeps getting worse in a way that you cannot control ▪ Raising interest rates could send the economy into a tailspin . 2.) when a plane falls… … Dictionary of contemporary English
tailspin — tail|spin [ teıl,spın ] noun singular 1. ) INFORMAL an occasion when something or someone suddenly gets into a very bad state: sending the nation s financial markets into a tailspin 2. ) an occasion when an airplane falls in the sky with its NOSE … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
tailspin — UK [ˈteɪlˌspɪn] / US noun [singular] 1) an occasion when a plane falls in the sky with its nose (= front part) downwards and its tail (= end part) spinning in a very wide circle The plane went into a tailspin. 2) informal an occasion when… … English dictionary
tailspin — See: GO INTO A TAILSPIN … Dictionary of American idioms
tailspin — See: GO INTO A TAILSPIN … Dictionary of American idioms