slumping

基本解释

• v. （沉重無力地）坐下（或倒下）；（價格、數量等）猛然下跌；慘敗；（肩或腦袋）耷拉著（slump 的現在分詞）

同根派生

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英汉例句

雙語例句

• Who will rescue America from a similar trap now that the whole world is slumping at the same time?
  而儅整個世界都在同一時間衰退時，現在誰又能將美國從相似的先進中拯救出來？
• Property values are slumping in almost all of the 19 countries in our latest global survey (see table).
  最近的全球調查顯示19個國家的資産價格幾乎普遍縮水（見上表）。
• Analysts say that is not enough to shore up prices of aluminium, widely used in the slumping construction and automobile industries.
  分析師表示，這些都不足以支撐鋁價，鋁的需求産業如建築和汽車業都在走下坡路。

原聲例句

• Gold,whose prices have surged in the past year, is seen as a hedge against a slumping dollar.

權威例句

• Markets saw a boost Wednesday, opening in the green after two days of slumping indices.
  FORBES: Markets Open Upward On Italian Austerity Plan, Murdoch Capitulates BSkyB Bid
• In 2004 Thomson spun off the slumping line to China's TCL Group and slunk away.
  FORBES: Magazine Article
• This, combined with his slumping popularity, has led some to describe him as a lame duck.
  ECONOMIST: The race to succeed the president gets under way

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词组短语

短語

• slumping market 蕭條的市場
• subaqueous slumping 水底塌陷
• submarine slumping 海底塌陷;海底地裂
• channelbank slumping 河岸滑塌作用
• slumping biscuit 塌餅

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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• If something such as the value of something slumps, it falls suddenly and by a large amount.
• Slump is also a noun.
• A slump is a time when many people in a country are unemployed and poor.
• If you slump somewhere, you fall or sit down there heavily, for example, because you are very tired or you feel ill.

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专业释义

地球科學

• 滑移
• 滑坡
• 滑動
• 海底滑動
• 坍塌
• 滑塌