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nosedive美 ['noʊz.daɪv] 英 ['nəʊz.daɪv] - n.急剧下降；急转直下；暴跌；（飞行器的）俯冲
- v.骤降；急剧下跌；暴跌；俯冲
- 网络猛跌；垂直俯冲；大暴跌
复数：nosedives 现在分词：nosediving 过去式：nosedived n. tailspin,dive,spin,spiral,descent 1. | 急剧下降；急转直下；暴跌a sudden steep fall or drop; a situation where sth suddenly becomes worse or begins to fail |
| Oil prices took a nosedive in the crisis. 危机期间，石油价格暴跌。 | | These policies have sent the construction industry into an abrupt nosedive. 这些政策使得建筑业的形势急转直下。 |
2. | （飞行器的）俯冲the sudden sharp fall of an aircraft towards the ground with its front part pointing down |
1. | [i] 骤降；急剧下跌；暴跌to fall suddenly |
| Building costs have nosedived. 建筑费用猛跌下来。 |
2. | [i] 俯冲to fall suddenly with the front part pointing towards the ground |
n. | 1. a sudden very significant fall or decline in price, value, amount, or quality 2. an extremely steep sudden plunge by an aircraft toward the ground 3. a sudden reduction in prices, profits, etc. 4. an occasion when an airplane suddenly falls out of the sky with its nose pointing down 1. a sudden very significant fall or decline in price, value, amount, or quality 2. an extremely steep sudden plunge by an aircraft toward the ground 3. a sudden reduction in prices, profits, etc. 4. an occasion when an airplane suddenly falls out of the sky with its nose pointing down | v. | 1. if an amount or value nosedives, it suddenly becomes much lower 2. if something nosedives, it suddenly becomes a lot less successful |
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