tailspin
英 [ˈteɪlspɪn] 美 [ˈtelˌspɪn]

n.

旋尾降落；混乱，慌乱；

vi.

（飞机）打着尾旋坠落；

变形

过去式：tailspun过去分词：tailspun现在分词：tailspinning第三人称单数：tailspins

英英释义

tailspin[ 'teilspin ]

• n.
  • loss of emotional control often resulting in emotional collapse
  • rapid descent of an aircraft in a steep spiral

    同义词：spin

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. The airplane went into a tailspin.
   飞机进入到尾螺旋状态。
2. The woman went into a tailspin after her husband died.
   那位妇人自丈夫死后精神就崩溃了。
3. The project went into a tailspin and we did not meet our deadline.
   项目进展混乱,我们没能照最后期限完成。
4. Raising interest rates could send the economy into a tailspin.
   加息会让经济不景气。

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