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Detailed Translations for plunger from English to Spanish

plunge:

to plunge verb (plunges, plunged, plunging)

  1. to plunge (dive; duck)
    tirarse de cabeza
  2. to plunge (splash)
    chapotear
  3. to plunge (dive in)
    bucear; sumergirse; zambullirse; saltar; tirarse de cabeza; bajar en picado
  4. to plunge
    caer en picado

Conjugations for plunge:

present
  1. plunge
  2. plunge
  3. plunges
  4. plunge
  5. plunge
  6. plunge
simple past
  1. plunged
  2. plunged
  3. plunged
  4. plunged
  5. plunged
  6. plunged
present perfect
  1. have plunged
  2. have plunged
  3. has plunged
  4. have plunged
  5. have plunged
  6. have plunged
past continuous
  1. was plunging
  2. were plunging
  3. was plunging
  4. were plunging
  5. were plunging
  6. were plunging
future
  1. shall plunge
  2. will plunge
  3. will plunge
  4. shall plunge
  5. will plunge
  6. will plunge
continuous present
  1. am plunging
  2. are plunging
  3. is plunging
  4. are plunging
  5. are plunging
  6. are plunging
subjunctive
  1. be plunged
  2. be plunged
  3. be plunged
  4. be plunged
  5. be plunged
  6. be plunged
diverse
  1. plunge!
  2. let's plunge!
  5. plunged
  6. plunging
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for plunge:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- dip
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bajar en picado dive in; plunge bring down; crouch; huddle up; hunch up; put to the sword; shoot down; take down
bucear dive in; plunge crouch; dive; dive into the water; huddle up; hunch up
caer en picado plunge
chapotear plunge; splash flop down; paddle; plop down; plump down; slosh; splash
saltar dive in; plunge attract attention; be conspicuous; burst open; clang; clink; come loose; cut; hop up; jangle; jingle; jump; jump over; jump up; jut out; leap; leap out; leap up; make a little jump; prance; protrude; rattling; show off; snap; spring open; stand out; stick out
sumergirse dive in; plunge crouch; dive; dive into the water; drop; fall; huddle up; hunch up; sink; tumble
tirarse de cabeza dive; dive in; duck; plunge crouch; huddle up; hunch up
zambullirse dive in; plunge dive; dive into the water
- absorb; dip; dive; douse; dump; dunk; engross; engulf; immerse; launch; plunk; soak up; souse; steep
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- dip; immersion

Related Words for "plunge":

  • plunging

Synonyms for "plunge":


Related Definitions for "plunge":

  1. a brief swim in water1
  2. a steep and rapid fall1
  3. begin with vigor1
    • She plunged into a dangerous adventure1
  4. devote (oneself) fully to1
  5. cause to be immersed1
    • The professor plunged his students into the study of the Italian text1
  6. immerse briefly into a liquid so as to wet, coat, or saturate1
  7. thrust or throw into1
  8. dash violently or with great speed or impetuosity1
    • She plunged at it eagerly1
  9. drop steeply1
    • the stock market plunged1
  10. fall abruptly1
    • It plunged to the bottom of the well1

Wiktionary Translations for plunge:

plunge
verb
  1. to thrust into water, or into any substance that is penetrable; to immerse
  2. -
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• plunge → bucear; zambullirse ↔ plonger — Plonger (transitif)

plunger:


Translation Matrix for plunger:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- diver; piston; plumber's helper; speculator

Synonyms for "plunger":


Related Definitions for "plunger":

  1. mechanical device that has a plunging or thrusting motion1
  2. hand tool consisting of a stick with a rubber suction cup at one end; used to clean clogged drains1
  3. someone who dives (into water)1
  4. someone who risks losses for the possibility of considerable gains1

Wiktionary Translations for plunger:

plunger
noun
  1. device for removing blockages by suction
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• plunger → campana de ventosa ↔ Saugglocke — Sanitärbereich: eine Gummiglocke, die meist am Ende eines Holzstabes montiert ist und mit der man verstopfte Abflussrohre befreien kann
• plunger → pistón; émbolo ↔ piston — (figuré) (familier, fr) France|fr importun.







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