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Meanings of nosedive in anglès

A steep nose-down descent by an aircraft.

Usage of nosedive in anglès
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Bean quality has suffered as a result, leading Cameroon's reputation to nosedive.
Reuters
2
The policy efforts helped staunch the steep nosedive in global equity markets.
Reuters
3
Wilkinson's stock began to nosedive before he was sacked in the 1996.
The Guardian
4
All those slippery slopes, none more so than the nosedive of 2011.
The Irish Times
5
The speculation surrounding these mysterious circumstances saw their market value nosedive.
The South African
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And, both have come as the economy has taken a nosedive.
The South African
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However, the economy is beginning to pull out of its nosedive.
Reuters
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Enemy damage increases but the availability of resources takes a nosedive.
The South African
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But with the economy in a nosedive, more radical steps may become necessary.
The Guardian
10
But it also marked the start of a nosedive for Stefanovic's public image.
News.com.au
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Prof Slooten says the population had been doing a nosedive' in the 1980s.
Radio NZ
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Oracle was trading furiously again today, but had pulled out of its nosedive.
Wired
13
Should the music industry nosedive, it may not be a calamity for creativity.
The Guardian
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The evening had started out okay but had taken a nosedive.
See Jane Score
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The perils of the nosedive The benefits of the nosedive: nachos.
The Guardian
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How does a 95 percent nosedive in the last six years grab you?
Wired
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