sinking sink·ing

sinking sink·ing
['sɪŋkɪŋ]
1. n
(shipwreck) naufragio
2. adj

a or that sinking feeling — una stretta allo stomaco

I have a sinking feeling that things have gone wrong — ho il brutto presentimento che le cose siano andate male

with sinking heart — con la morte nel cuore


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