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avalanche美 ['ævə.læntʃ] 英 ['ævə.lɑːntʃ] - n.雪崩；崩塌；山崩
- v.雪崩；雪崩似地落下；大量涌进(市场等)
- 网络崩落；大雪崩；电子雪崩
复数：avalanches 过去分词：avalanched 现在分词：avalanching n. snow slip,fall,slide,quantity,increase 1. | 雪崩；山崩；崩塌a mass of snow, ice and rock that falls down the side of a mountain |
| alpine villages destroyed in an avalanche 在一场雪崩中被摧毁的高山村庄 | | We received an avalanche of letters in reply to our advertisement. 我们在登出广告后收到了雪片般飞来的大批答复信件。 |
n. | 1. a rapid downhill flow of a large mass of something dislodged from a mountainside or the top of a precipice, especially snow or ice 2. a sudden overwhelming quantity of something 3. an increase in the number of ions or electrons, usually within a medium exposed to an applied electromagnetic field, caused by collisions of the ions or electrons with the medium 4. a large amount of snow and ice that suddenly falls down a mountain 5. a large quantity of similar things that happen within a short time 1. a rapid downhill flow of a large mass of something dislodged from a mountainside or the top of a precipice, especially snow or ice 2. a sudden overwhelming quantity of something 3. an increase in the number of ions or electrons, usually within a medium exposed to an applied electromagnetic field, caused by collisions of the ions or electrons with the medium 4. a large amount of snow and ice that suddenly falls down a mountain 5. a large quantity of similar things that happen within a short time | v. | 1. to descend in a large mass on somebody or something 2. to overwhelm somebody or something by arriving in large numbers or quantities |
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