Meanings of take a nosedive in English

Without it, all life on the planet will take a nosedive.

But it was the expression she wore that made Dixie's heart take a nosedive.

Now the good news: Your metabolism doesn't have to remain stagnant or take a nosedive.

According to research group Picodi, search queries for certain activities have gone through the roof, as our previous favourites take a nosedive.

One moment Jeroen Dijsselbloem is saying that Cyprus could be a model for future European bailouts -and markets take a nosedive.

The kind of success in Europe that Rangers enjoyed in midweek often merely provides a high platform from which to take a nosedive.

We're battling a pandemic, there are food shortages, anticipated load shedding and now the dam levels in South Africa are beginning to take a nosedive.

And, both have come as the economy has taken a nosedive.

Enemy damage increases but the availability of resources takes a nosedive.

The evening had started out okay but had taken a nosedive.

She might have made it overnight if the temperature hadn't taken a nosedive.

She thought of Marsh and Sylvia, and her spirits took a nosedive, too.

But suddenly after I returned to Okinawa I took a nosedive.

Take a nosedive, Tom, and leave it to me to manage the gun!

As the finances took a nosedive, the exodus gathered pace.

As a result, demand for crude shipment took a nosedive in February, the company said.