nosedived

英 ['nozdaɪv]

美

vi. 俯冲；暴跌；突然变坏
n. （价格等的）急降, 暴跌；（飞机的）俯冲；（名声）低落；（情况）突然变坏
nosedive的过去式, 过去分词

双语例句

• The US stock market was cut in half and the economy nosedived.
  结果美国股市腰斩，经济急剧下滑。
• The value of other shares nosedived by £ 2.6 billion.
  其他股票市值暴跌26亿英镑。
• "Tim, it's Kathy," our nurse said that Kim's liver function had nosedived, and they had already started inducing labor.
  “蒂姆，我是凯茜。”护士说金的肝脏功能急剧下降，他们已经开始给她引产。
• The auto-parts venture, which performed reasonably well until auto sales nosedived last year, has a better track record, but its future depends entirely on a recovery in that market.
  汽车配件部门在去年汽车销量滑坡之前的表现还一直不错，但它的未来完全取决于汽车市场的复苏。
• Spectators in the crowd watched in horror as the plane nosedived.
  人群中的目击者惊恐地看着飞机俯冲下来。
• When public sector work nosedived as the austerity drive took hold, one company realised it would have to look elsewhere for the construction-based work on which its fortunes relied.
  随着紧缩措施的影响逐渐显现，来自公共部门的业务急转直下，此时，有一家公司意识到，必需从其他地方寻找与建筑相关的工程，这也是公司的利润来源。
• The president's popularity nosedived after the revelations of corruption.
  在贪污的事揭露出来之后，总统的声望骤降。
• 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。
• Since the US invasion the president's reputation has nosedived.
  自美国入侵以来，总统的声望一落千丈。