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Meanings of tailspin in English
Catalan
barrina Spanish
caída en picado Usage of tailspin in English
1
Milan's formation change, however, only seemed to deepen the player's personal tailspin.
2
But Merrill shares are in a tailspin, down 40 percent this year.
3
It would also be nice to stop Greece going into a tailspin.
4
She went into a tailspin from the first time I called her.
5
Principal's world is sent into a tailspin when she receives some letter.
6
He struck the beast's rear lower flank, sending her into a tailspin.
7
Egypt's economy has been in a real tailspin with all the political instability.
8
Evergrande's investment into ill-starred startup Faraday Future has gone into a tailspin too.
9
Some parts of the market are in a tailspin and others are booming.
10
Of course, Trump still delivered enough whoppers to drive fact-checkers into a tailspin.
11
The news sent his MPs into a tailspin, but they very quickly recovered.
12
When you said you loved me, I went into a tailspin.
13
The announcement had thrown a large portion of financial stocks into a tailspin.
14
The whole Warden of Heaven thing sent him into a tailspin.
15
A ruling against would send the TransCanada Corp plan into a logistical tailspin.
16
Obviously it's been in a little bit of a tailspin lately.
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