
单词 tailspin
音标 英音[ ˈteɪlspɪn ] 美音[ ˈteɪlspɪn ]
释义
n. 混乱;旋尾降落;慌乱
vi. (飞机)打着尾旋坠落
变形 复数 tailspins 第三人称单数 tailspins 现在分词 tailspinning 过去式 tailspun 过去分词 tailspun
时间: 2026-09-08 10:11:33
tailspin 双语例句
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1·The stock market is in a tailspin.
股票市场一蹶不振。《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
2·The aircraft went into a tailspin before crashing.
这架飞机向下旋冲后坠毁。《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
3·Following the announcement, share prices went into a tailspin.
公告宣布后,股市大跌。《牛津词典》
4·The disruption of European trade during the war had thrown the economy into a tailspin.
战争期间欧洲贸易的中断使经济陷入一片困境。《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
5·The woman went into a tailspin after her husband died.
那位妇人自丈夫死后精神就崩溃了。
6·Her recent divorce has sent her into an emotional tailspin.
她最近离婚后,情绪极度低落。
7·The Tailspin Scenario - intro to Tailspin and their Surveys application.
Tailspin场景描述——Tailspin的介绍和它们要实现的调查应用程序的功能。
8·Mr. Beck has won the accolade by pulling the SPD out of a tailspin.
贝克先生因带领社民党走出困境而赢得美誉。
9·After a hot argument with his wife, Mr. Chang went into a tailspin.
张先生与妻子激烈争吵后失去理智。
10·Ricky Martin is in a show-biz tailspin. The boy needs help. And he needs it now.
瑞奇马丁陷入了失控的商业作秀中。这个男孩需要帮助。现在就需要。
混乱
1·Being in denial gives your mind the opportunity to unconsciously absorb shocking or distressing information at a pace that won't send you into a psychological tailspin.
否认状态能使你在无意识地接受震惊的或悲伤的信息时,有机会控制接受的速度,而不至于使心理陷入混乱。
2·Any stress or sudden change in her life at one time would send Saks into a tailspin psychologically.
她生活中的任何压力和突变过去会将它送入心理上的混乱。
3·But even if the economy avoids a tailspin, the next couple of years aren't likely to feel especially good.
但是,即使美国经济避免了混乱,未来几年的市场情绪绝不可能特别良好。