| 释义 |
plunged是plunge的过去分词 - n.猛冲；赌博；断然手段；困难
- v.使投入；扔进；浸入；使陷入
- 网络下跌；暴跌；狂跌
第三人称单数：plunges 现在分词：plunging 过去分词：plunged v.+n. take plunge,plunge country,follow plunge n. dive,drop,plummet,nose dive,fall v. thrust,throw,force,rush,jump n. | | v. | 7. (马)猛烈前冲;跃起后蹄倒竖起来;(船)前后颠簸 7. (马)猛烈前冲;跃起后蹄倒竖起来;(船)前后颠簸 |
n. | 1. a dive or leap into water 2. a sudden unexpected drop in value, price, or amount 3. a place for swimming or diving, e.g. a swimming pool 4. a sudden or violent rush 5. a reckless gamble or speculation 6. a quick fall from a high position 7. a sudden reduction in the amount or level of something 1. a dive or leap into water 2. a sudden unexpected drop in value, price, or amount 3. a place for swimming or diving, e.g. a swimming pool 4. a sudden or violent rush 5. a reckless gamble or speculation 6. a quick fall from a high position 7. a sudden reduction in the amount or level of something | v. | 1. to move suddenly downward or forward, or move something in this way 2. to put somebody or something suddenly into an unpleasant or undesirable situation 3. to put something quickly or firmly into something such as a liquid or container 4. to become involved in something with great enthusiasm 5. to begin a course of action suddenly and in a reckless or impetuous way 6. to descend abruptly or steeply 7. to drop suddenly and unexpectedly in value, price, or amount 8. to gamble, speculate, or take risks in a reckless way 9. to fall quickly from a high position 10. to suddenly put someone or something in a much less successful situation, or to be suddenly put in such a situation 1. to move suddenly downward or forward, or move something in this way 2. to put somebody or something suddenly into an unpleasant or undesirable situation 3. to put something quickly or firmly into something such as a liquid or container 4. to become involved in something with great enthusiasm 5. to begin a course of action suddenly and in a reckless or impetuous way 6. to descend abruptly or steeply 7. to drop suddenly and unexpectedly in value, price, or amount 8. to gamble, speculate, or take risks in a reckless way 9. to fall quickly from a high position 10. to suddenly put someone or something in a much less successful situation, or to be suddenly put in such a situation |
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