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German-English Dictionary: to plunge

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VERB

to plunge | plunged | plunged
plunging | plunges

to plunge [fall, decrease dramatially]: stürzen [plötzlich fallen, auch Kurse etc.]
to plunge: eintauchen
tauchen
versenken
senken
herunterfallen
untertauchen
plötzlich fallen
to plunge [fall]: fallen
to plunge [to thrust]: stecken
to plunge [descend abruptly]: steil abfallen [Gelände, Straße etc.]
to plunge down: hinunterstürzen
to make a plunge: den entscheidenden Sprung wagen [fig.]
to plunge (sth./sb.) into controversy: einen Streit (über etw./jdn.) entfachen
to plunge into activities: sich in Aktivitäten stürzen
to plunge into business: sich ins Geschäft stürzen
to plunge into darkness: in die Finsternis eintauchen
to plunge into debt: sich in Schulden stürzen
to plunge into debts: in Schulden fallen
to plunge into disaster: ins Unglück taumelnidiom
to plunge into ruin: in den Ruin stürzenidiom
in den Abgrund stürzenidiom
to plunge into water: ins Wasser eintauchen
to plunge into work: sich in die Arbeit stürzen
to take a plunge: tief fallen
to take the plunge: es wagen
den Schritt tun
den Sprung wagen
to plunge into a room: in einen Raum hineinstürzen
to plunge oneself into debts: sich in Schulden stürzen
to plunge a / the knife into sb.'s chest: jdm. ein / das Messer in die Brust bohren
to plunge a country into war: ein Land in (den / einen) Krieg stürzen
to plunge in (at the deep end) [coll.]: ins kalte Wasser springen [fig.]idiom

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