nosedived

nosedived

美 [ˈnoʊzˌdaɪv] 　英 [ˈnəʊzˌdaɪv]

• v.俯冲
• 网络暴跌；急转直下；猛跌

词形变化

第三人称单数：nosedives  现在分词：nosediving  过去式：nosedived  

同义词

英汉解释

v.

1. 俯冲

英英解释

v.	1. if an amount or value nosedives, it suddenly becomes much lower 2. if something nosedives, it suddenly becomes a lot less successful
n.	1. a sudden reduction in prices, profits, etc.; a sudden end to success 2. an occasion when an airplane suddenly falls out of the sky with its nose pointing down

例句

Toyota sales have nosedived due to the soaring value of the yen, which makes Japanese products more expensive overseas.

由于日元大幅度升值推高了日本产品在海外的价格，所以丰田汽车的销售急剧下滑。

Indeed, retail prices did fall on an annual basis during most of 2009 as mortgage-interest payments nosedived.

的确，09年大部分时间里，零售价因按揭贷款利息支出跳水而同比有所下降。

Markets nosedived yesterday when Barack Obama set out broad new measures on financial regulation.

金融市场昨日大幅下挫，原因是巴拉克-奥巴马（BarackObama）出台了广泛的金融监管新措施。

As one reverse has followed another, Britain's economic reputation has nosedived. So has sterling.

随着倒退接踵而至，英国经济声誉直线下滑，英镑也是如此。

But in richer countries, the rate has already nosedived.

但在较为富裕的国家，人口生育率已经大幅下滑。

Berkshire's net worth nosedived, falling by $11. 5 billion, according to its annual report, released today.

根据今天发布的公司年报，Berkshire的净值急剧下降至115亿美元。

Demand for oil has nosedived.

对汽油的需求已骤减。