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tailspin

英 [ˈteɪlspɪn]

美 [ˈteɪlspɪn]

n.  (飞机的)尾旋,尾螺旋; 恶化的局势; 慌乱; 混乱; 失控
vi.  (飞机)打着尾旋坠落

BNC.44428 / COCA.24813

牛津词典

    noun

    • (飞机的)尾旋,尾螺旋
      a situation in which a pilot loses control of an aircraft and it spins as it falls quickly towards the ground, with the back making larger circles than the front
      1. 恶化的局势;慌乱;混乱;失控
        a situation that suddenly becomes much worse and is not under control
        1. Following the announcement, share prices went into a tailspin.
          公告宣布后,股市大跌。

      英英释义

      noun

      • rapid descent of an aircraft in a steep spiral
          Synonym:spin
        1. loss of emotional control often resulting in emotional collapse

          双语例句

          • The immediate task facing governments and central banks is to pull the world economy out of its tailspin.
            各国政府和央行所面临的紧迫任务是,让世界经济摆脱困境。
          • Even though bankers 'last foray into securitisation pushed global economies into a tailspin, following the collapse of the subprime mortgage market, they have not given up on these types of investments.
            尽管银行家最近一次进军证券化领域,导致全球经济在次贷市场崩盘后陷入失控状态,但他们并未放弃此类投资。
          • The growing conviction in the markets that the Fed might be preparing for a pause sent the dollar into a tailspin this week.
            越来越多的市场人士认为,美联储可能准备暂停加息,这一看法促使美元上周盘跌。
          • Do not lose your peace of mind over stock market unless the markets go into a tailspin.
            不要失去你的心态平和了股票市场,除非市场陷入困境。
          • Her recent divorce has sent her into an emotional tailspin.
            她最近离婚后,情绪极度低落。
          • The FTSE All-World Emerging Index yesterday reached 433.2 in late London trade a level last seen the week before Lehman's demise sent markets into a tailspin.
            昨日伦敦市场尾盘,富时环球新兴市场指数(FTSEall-WorldEmergingIndex)达到433.2点,为雷曼倒闭导致全球股市暴跌前一周的水平。
          • In the event these firms enter a tailspin, as they did a few short years ago, it is clear there is potential for real consequences, not just to the firms themselves but for the system as a whole.
            假如这些公司像几年前一样陷入严重危机,显然要承担真正后果的不仅是这些公司,还有整个金融体系。
          • Not surprisingly, the prospect of dressing down in a work situation is enough to send even the most aesthetically unconcerned of us into a sartorial tailspin.
            毫不奇怪,在工作场合穿着不够正式,这种担心足以令我们当中最不在意审美的人都陷入慌乱。
          • The collapse of construction sent the economy into a tailspin, while plunging home prices left many people owing more than their houses were worth.
            建筑物的坍塌使得爱尔兰的经济陷入极度紊乱之中,而房价的直线下跌又让许多房主资不抵债。
          • Such a change in strategy is happening today in those eurozone countries that have been caught up in the tailspin of the crisis.
            那些曾深陷危机恐慌的欧元区国家,如今正在上演这样的战略变革。