Translations for „tailspin“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

tailspin [ˈteɪlspɪn] N AVIAT

tailspin

што́пор m

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English

But when a beautiful young woman, who is not what she pretends to be, infiltrates their group it sends their world and illicit operation into a tailspin.

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Seeing a cue, say a chocolate milkshake, can send the brain into a tailspin.

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In 1988, the boat market peaked and then went into a tailspin.

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What it does is put your life into a tailspin.

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And so, that's this tailspin or spiral that we're looking at in our communities.

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The speed necessary to go into a tailspin was 55 km/h, with an altitude loss at one spin of 75 meters.

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Considering that their domestic form is in a tailspin at the moment, very few fans are backing them to pull it off.

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Without this income, the state economy would go into a tailspin.

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Both of their economies are in a tailspin.

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A slow down in the retail apparel market and ill-conceived merchandising rollouts are cited for causing the company tailspin.

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