nosedive 详细解释

nosedive

['nəuzdaiv]

n.(飞机)俯冲, 暴跌
v.俯冲,暴跌

英英释义

名词 nosedive:

a sudden sharp drop or rapid decline

a steep nose-down descent by an aircraft

同义词:dive, nose dive

动词 nosedive:

plunge nose first; drop with the nose or front first, of aircraft

补充

nosedivenosedive英:[ˈnəuzdaiv] 美:[ˈnozˌdaɪv]n.1.急剧下降; 急转直下; 暴跌2.(飞行器的)俯冲vi.1.(价格、费用等)骤降; 急剧下跌; 暴跌2.(飞行器)俯冲

例句

1. One eyewitness told the agency the plane had gone into a nosedive.一位目击者告诉该机构, 那时飞机已经开始俯冲了。 2. The bank yesterday revealed a 30 per cent nosedive in profits.该银行昨日透露其利润骤降30%。 3. Shares have taken a nosedive.股票已大幅下跌。 4. His career has taken a nosedive since his dismissal last year.自从去年被免职后, 他的事业陷入了低谷。 5. The plane flipped over onto its back and nosedived into the ground.飞机翻了个身, 接着一头扎到地面。 6. The value of other shares nosedived by £2.6 billion.其他股票市值暴跌26亿英镑。 7. Since the US invasion the president's reputation has nosedived.美国入侵以来, 总统的声望就一落千丈。 8. The pilot nosedived the plane to get to a lower altitude.飞行员将飞机俯冲降至更低高度。 9. He nosedived again for bombing.他又一次俯冲下去进行轰炸。 10. It is said by the specialists that the Japanese yen would nosedive further.据专家分析说,今后日元还将持续暴跌。 11. the player's fortunes took a nosedive.那个球员突然厄运临头。 12. massive strikes caused the economy to nosedive.大规模罢工使经济急剧恶化。 13. The plane went into a nosedive.飞机俯冲下来。 14. The stock market took a nosedive.股市出现暴跌。