Translations for „freefalling“ in the English » German Dictionary

ˈfree·fall·ing ADJ inv

freefalling

rapide verfallend

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But when he found his feet, stopped freefalling and took a look around, the young boy discovered there was more to his new world than what he suspected and feared.

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You have this sense of freefalling.

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Energy investment is freefalling across the world.

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After freefalling for a while, he checks his altimeter and the two skydivers unclasp hands.

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He further elaborates that his diction is unintelligible and his emotions are freefalling everywhere.

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As he pushed himself out of his seat, he felt himself freefalling.

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Part skiing, part freefalling, you travel through rather than on the snow, bounding over drops as if vaulting flights of stairs scattered with pillows.

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From all accounts, it was a fate the 18 year-old was freefalling towards for a long time.

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It's actually very meditative - it's an incredible experience when you're freefalling from say 35 or 40 metres down to 60 metres you're without gravity- it's almost like flying.

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So it's sad to see your country freefalling.

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