Übersetzung für 'plunging' von Englisch nach Deutsch

plunging {adj} {pres-p} [diving]

tauchend

plunging {adj}

stark fallend

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(deep) plunging {adj}

tief ausgeschnitten [Kleid, Top etc.]cloth.

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plunging fire

Steilfeuer {n}mil.

plunging trowel

Stecherkelle {f}

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(deep) plunging bra

tief ausgeschnittener BH {m} [ugs.]cloth.

(deep) plunging dress

tief ausgeschnittenes Kleid {n}cloth.

(deeply) plunging blouse

tief ausgeschnittene Bluse {f}cloth.

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She is wearing such a plunging neckline, ...

Ihr Ausschnitt ist so tief, ...

Ihr Dekolleté ist so tief, ...

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dress with a plunging neckline

(tief) ausgeschnittenes Kleid {n}cloth.

• In 2017, Mullins won a gold medal at the world championships in Roatan, Honduras, plunging to a new national record depth of 126 metres.
• The mountains are created by the plunging structural arch of sedimentary and Tertiary volcanic strata that is being uplifted.
• In 1444 abbot Stephen Mersey was deposed for neglecting the monastery buildings and for plunging the abbey into debt.
• There are three different types of waves to consider in this process: spilling, plunging, and surging waves.
• There are four basic types of breaking water waves. They are spilling, plunging, collapsing, and surging.

• End mills are used in milling applications such as profile milling, tracer milling, face milling, and plunging.
• The 24 February 2022 invasion sent carbon prices plunging from €97 in early February down to below €70.
• 30 June – strike called off plunging Durham into a trade depression that left 20% of miners and over 100 collieries idle.
• The Corsicans, taken from the rear, were forced into a disorderly retreat towards the Golo bridge under the plunging fire of French arms.
• Plunge Creek was so named from a nearby "plunging anticline".

• The picture concludes with a model set of a steam locomotive breaking through the steel girders and plunging into the river.
• Some non-fatal incidents have also been quite serious, for example, an off-duty bus plunging into the River Liffey in Dublin, after a collision with another vehicle.
• A barn fire in 1939 was to destroy literally hundreds of his works, plunging Noyes into a deep depression at the age of 75.
• The mountain is mostly composed of limestone rocks, and has steep walls directly plunging into the sea at the Gulf of Salerno.
• Plunging fire in terrestrial warfare allows attacking a target not in direct line of sight, for example over the brow of a hill engaging in a reverse slope defence.

• Adamsons Falls is a [...] plunging waterfall near Hastings Caves State Reserve in Tasmania.
• Oh, I was plunging [...] to despair.
• On the morning of 6 March 1895, seven men died after the cable lowering their cage down the mine snapped, plunging them [...] to the shaft floor.