Vocab Bloom Hub

nose dive

/ˈnəʊz daɪv/

翻译: 突然、快速且剧烈的下跌或下降,常用来形容价格、性能或质量的急剧恶化,也可指飞机急剧俯冲。

1 个条目

phrase

/ˈnəʊz daɪv/B2informal
  • zh突然、快速且剧烈的下跌或下降,常用来形容价格、性能或质量的急剧恶化,也可指飞机急剧俯冲。

A sudden, rapid, and dramatic decline or drop, often used to describe a sharp decrease in value, performance, or quality, or literally a steep downward plunge of an aircraft.

  1. Sudden downward movementB2formal

    A rapid and steep descent, especially of an aircraft.

    zh急剧下降

    • The plane went into a nose dive before the pilot regained control.
    • The stock market took a nose dive after the announcement.
    • His career took a nose dive after the scandal.
  2. Rapid declineB2informal

    A sudden and dramatic decrease in value, quality, or performance.

    zh急剧下降

    • The company's profits took a nose dive last quarter.
    • Her health took a nose dive after the accident.
    • The team's performance took a nose dive in the second half.