单词

meltdown

读音

ˈmeltdaʊn

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释义

n. 灾难；彻底垮台；熔化；暴跌 [ 复数 meltdowns ]

例句

Urgent talks are going on to prevent the market going into financial meltdown during the summer.

紧急谈判正在进行中，以防止市场在夏天陷入金融崩溃。

Furthermore, the housing market meltdown will make it more difficult for them to finance their separations by selling their homes.

此外，房地产市场的崩溃将使他们更难通过卖房维持分居后的生活。

Scientists warned that emergency cooling systems could fail and a reactor meltdown could occur.

科学家们警告说紧急冷却系统可能失灵，核反应堆的堆芯熔毁可能会发生。

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So with your emails, insisting on always doing the very most important thing firstcould lead to a meltdown.Waking up to an inbox three times fuller than normal

And I had a little bit of a, it was very private,a little bit of a meltdown.I went back, and a little bit like the boy walking away from the tree with his goats,

When she says, "It's time for bibimbap,"she means, "I need to talk, I'm having a meltdown."And when she says,

you generally have to provide power to the plantto keep the water circulating and to prevent a meltdown,as we saw in Japan.

from the kind of thing that caused the recession to happen,and the bank meltdown and all that stuff that required the bailouts --that was put in effect in 1933, was systematically destroyed.

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