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gold rush

/ˈɡəʊld rʌʃ/

翻译: 指发现金矿后人们蜂拥而至、争相淘金的热潮,也泛指对财富或机会的狂热追逐和随之而来的经济繁荣。

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/ˈɡəʊld rʌʃ/B2formal
  • zh指发现金矿后人们蜂拥而至、争相淘金的热潮,也泛指对财富或机会的狂热追逐和随之而来的经济繁荣。

A period of rapid migration of people to an area where gold has been discovered, often characterized by a frenzy of mining activity and economic boom.

  1. Historical eventB2formal

    A period of rapid migration of people to an area where gold has been discovered, often leading to a boom in population and economic activity.

    zh淘金热

    • The California Gold Rush of 1849 attracted thousands of prospectors.
    • Many towns were established during the gold rush in Australia.
    • The gold rush transformed the economy of the region.
  2. Figurative meaningB2informal

    A sudden, widespread rush to take advantage of a new opportunity or resource, often for financial gain.

    zh淘金热

    • The tech boom created a gold rush for software developers.
    • Investors are in a gold rush to buy shares in the new company.
    • The discovery of oil led to a modern gold rush in the area.