ground swell
英 [ɡraund swel] 美 [ɡraʊnd swɛl]

释义

涌浪；岸涛；

英英释义

ground swell

• n.
  • an obvious change of public opinion or political sentiment that occurs without leadership or overt expression
  • a broad and deep undulation of the ocean

    同义词：heavy swell

双语例句

1. Opinion polls have detected a ground swell of support for the Socialists.
   民意测验表明拥护社会党的情绪高涨。

权威例句

Ground Swell
Ground Swell
ground swell
Development of the Turonian/Coniacian hardground boundary in the Cracow Swell area (Wielkanoc quarry, Southern Poland)
Ground Swell: Edward Hopper in 1939
GROUND SWELL ON WHEELS
The ground swell of postmortem computed tomography in Japan: the harbinger of widespread use of autopsy imaging?
The Ground-Swell (Classic Reprint)
The Ground-Swell
Ground Swellage
The Ground-Swell
A change of climate: despite a lack of leaders hip from the federal government, a ground swell of activity to cut emissions of green...
Ground swell: KB Home has raised the quality bar by urging trades to train and certify. (Certifiable Quality)