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I.plunge [Am pləndʒ, Brit plʌn(d)ʒ] VB trans

1. plunge (immerse, thrust):

to plunge sth into sth into liquid

sumergir or meter algo en algo

she plunged the knife into his heart

le hundió or le clavó el cuchillo en el corazón

I plunged my hands deeper into my pockets

metí bien las manos en los bolsillos

2. plunge (into state, condition):

the street was plunged into darkness

la calle quedó a oscuras or quedó sumida en la oscuridad

the news plunged him into the depths of depression

la noticia lo sumió en una fuerte depresión

the nation was plunged into war

la nación se vio precipitada a una guerra

to plunge oneself into work/study/a cause

entregarse al trabajo/al estudio/a una causa

II.plunge [Am pləndʒ, Brit plʌn(d)ʒ] VB intr

1. plunge:

plunge (dive)

zambullirse

plunge (fall)

caer

he plunged into the pool

se zambulló en la piscina

she plunged 50ft to her death

cayó 50 pies y encontró la muerte

the car plunged over the cliff

el coche se precipitó por el acantilado

she plunged into the New York social scene

se metió de cabeza en el mundillo social neoyorquino

2.1. plunge (slope downward steeply):

plunge road/path:

descender bruscamente

the neckline plunges at the back

el escote se acentúa en la espalda

2.2. plunge (drop):

plunge price/output/popularity:

caer en picada

plunge price/output/popularity:

caer en picado Spain

plunge price/output/popularity:

desplomarse

plunge price/output/popularity:

irse a pique

3. plunge (pitch):

plunge ship:

cabecear

plunge horse:

corcovear

III.plunge [Am pləndʒ, Brit plʌn(d)ʒ] N

1. plunge (in water):

plunge

zambullida f

plunge

chapuzón m

to take the plunge (take a risk)

arriesgarse

to take the plunge (take a risk)

jugarse el todo por el todo

to take the plunge (get married)

casarse

to take the plunge (get married)

dar el paso

2. plunge (fall):

plunge

caída f

3. plunge:

plunge (of price, value)

caída f

plunge (of temperature)

descenso m

shares took a plunge

las acciones se fueron a pique or cayeron en picada

shares took a plunge

las acciones cayeron en picado Spain

4. plunge (of neckline):

plunge

escote m (profundo)

pungency [Am ˈpəndʒənsi, Brit ˈpʌn(d)ʒ(ə)nsi] N U form

pungency (of taste, smell)

acritud f

pungency (of remark)

mordacidad f

pungent [Am ˈpəndʒənt, Brit ˈpʌn(d)ʒ(ə)nt] ADJ

pungent taste/smell

acre

pungent remark/question

mordaz

pungent remark/question

cáustico

plunger [Am ˈpləndʒər, Brit ˈplʌn(d)ʒə] N

1. plunger (for unblocking drain):

plunger

desatascador m

plunger

chupona f Spain

plunger

destapador m (de caño) Mex

plunger

sopapa f RioPl

plunger

sopapo m Chil

plunger

chupa f Col

plunger

goma f Ven

2. plunger (piston):

plunger

émbolo m

plunger

pistón m

plunger pump

bomba f de émbolo or pistón

3. plunger (in syringe):

plunger

émbolo m

I.lunge [Am ləndʒ, Brit lʌn(d)ʒ] VB intr

lunge

embestir

lunge (in fencing)

atacar

lunge (in fencing)

entrar a fondo

to lunge at sb/sth

arremeter contra alguien/algo

II.lunge [Am ləndʒ, Brit lʌn(d)ʒ] N

1. lunge:

lunge

arremetida f

lunge (in fencing)

estocada f

lunge (in fencing)

entrada f a fondo

he made a lunge toward the door

se lanzó hacia la puerta

2. lunge RIDING:

lunge, a. lunge rein

ronzal m

lunge, a. lunge rein

cabestro m

I.lounge [Am laʊndʒ, Brit laʊn(d)ʒ] N

lounge (on ship, in hotel)

salón m

lounge (in house) Brit

sala f (de estar)

lounge (in house) Brit

living m LatAm

lounge (in house) Brit

salón m esp Spain

TV lounge

sala or salón de la televisión

II.lounge [Am laʊndʒ, Brit laʊn(d)ʒ] VB intr

1. lounge (laze):

to lounge around or about

no hacer nada

to lounge around or about

holgazanear

I spent the weekend lounging around

me pasé el fin de semana sin hacer nada or holgazaneando

2. lounge (loll):

he lounged in his chair

estaba repanti(n)gado en su sillón

he lounged in his chair

estaba repatingado en su sillón LatAm

they were lounging against the bar

estaban apoyados en la barra

I.hunger [Am ˈhəŋɡər, Brit ˈhʌŋɡə] N

1. hunger U (physical):

hunger

hambre f (con artículo masculino en el singular)

to die of hunger

morirse de hambre

2. hunger (strong desire) no pl:

he had a hunger for learning

tenía ansias or sed de aprender

II.hunger [Am ˈhəŋɡər, Brit ˈhʌŋɡə] VB intr

1. hunger (crave):

to hunger for or liter after sth

estar sediento de algo liter

2. hunger (be hungry):

hunger arch

estar hambriento

hunger arch

tener hambre

teachers' lounge N Am

teachers' lounge

sala f de profesores

expunge [Am ɪkˈspəndʒ, Brit ɪkˈspʌn(d)ʒ, ɛkˈspʌn(d)ʒ] VB trans form

expunge

suprimir

expunge

eliminar

far-flung [Am ˈfɑr ˈfləŋ, Brit] ADJ

1. far-flung (distant):

far-flung

remoto

far-flung

lejano

2. far-flung (widespread):

far-flung

extendido

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I.plunge [plʌndʒ] N

1. plunge (sharp decline):

plunge

caída f

2. plunge (dive):

plunge

zambullida f de cabeza

Phrases:

to take the plunge

dar el paso decisivo

to take the plunge (get married)

casarse

II.plunge [plʌndʒ] VB intr

1. plunge (fall suddenly):

plunge

precipitarse

to plunge to one's death

tener una caída mortal

2. plunge (leap, enter):

we plunged into the sea

nos zambullimos en el mar

he plunged into the forest

se precipitó hacia el bosque

3. plunge (begin abruptly):

to plunge into sth

emprender algo

III.plunge [plʌndʒ] VB trans

plunge

hundir

to plunge a knife into sth

clavar un cuchillo en algo

we've plunged ourselves into debt

nos hemos metido en deudas

pungent [ˈpʌn·dʒənt] ADJ

1. pungent (sharp):

pungent

punzante

pungent smell

acre

pungent taste

fuerte

2. pungent criticism:

pungent

cáustico, -a

plunge in VB intr

plunge in

lanzarse

plunger [ˈplʌn·dʒər] N

plunger (of syringe)

émbolo m

plunger (for drain, toilet)

desatascador m

I.lunge [lʌndʒ] VB intr

to lunge at sb

arremeter contra alguien

II.lunge [lʌndʒ] N

lunge

arremetida f

I.lounge [laʊndʒ] N

1. lounge (room):

lounge

salón m

2. lounge (bar):

lounge

bar m

II.lounge [laʊndʒ] VB intr

1. lounge (recline):

lounge

repanchi(n)garse

2. lounge (be idle):

lounge

hacer el vago

I.hunger [ˈhʌŋ·gər] N

1. hunger:

hunger

hambre f

hunger

filo m AmC

2. hunger fig (desire):

hunger

ansia f

to have a hunger for sth

estar sediento de algo

II.hunger [ˈhʌŋ·gər] VB intr fig

to hunger after [or for]

ansiar

tangent [ˈtæn·dʒənt] N

tangent

tangente f

to go off on a tangent

salirse por la tangente

slung [slʌŋ] VB

slung pt, pp of sling

vidi i sling

I.sling <slung, slung> [slɪŋ] N

1. sling (bandage):

sling

cabestrillo m

2. sling:

sling (for carrying baby)

canguro m

sling (for carrying rifle)

portafusil m

3. sling (for lifting):

sling

eslinga f

4. sling (weapon):

sling

honda f

II.sling <slung, slung> [slɪŋ] VB trans

1. sling (fling):

sling

lanzar

sling

aventar Mex

2. sling (hang):

sling

colgar

far-flung [ˌfar·ˈflʌŋ] ADJ liter

1. far-flung (spread over wide area):

far-flung

extenso, -a

2. far-flung (remote):

far-flung

lejano, -a