meltdown

界面语言: zh

🇺🇸 /ˈmɛˌltdaʊn/

📖 释义

  1. noun
    堆芯熔毁; 崩溃; 情绪崩溃; 失控

🔗 详情

词形变化

可数 复数: meltdowns 第三人称单数: meltdowns 过去式: meltdowned 过去分词: meltdowned 现在分词: meltdowning

常用搭配

nuclear meltdownemotional meltdownmarket meltdownhave a meltdowncomplete meltdowntotal meltdown

派生词

melt down

同义词

collapsebreakdowncrisisdisastercatastrophe

反义词

recoverystabilization

易混淆词

melt down
EN: 'Melt down' (two words) is the phrasal verb meaning to collapse or lose control; 'meltdown' (one word) is the noun referring to the event itself.
zh: 'Melt down'（两个词）是动词短语，意为崩溃或失控；'meltdown'（一个词）是名词，指事件本身。

拼写提示

EN: Remember that 'meltdown' is one word as a noun, but 'melt down' is two words when used as a verb (e.g., 'The reactor melted down' vs. 'There was a meltdown').
zh: 请记住，作为名词时'meltdown'是一个词，但作为动词时'melt down'是两个词（例如：'The reactor melted down' 与 'There was a meltdown'）。

💬 例句

  1. The Chernobyl disaster involved a catastrophic nuclear meltdown.

    切尔诺贝利灾难涉及一场灾难性的核熔毁。

  2. The financial markets experienced a meltdown in 2008.

    2008年金融市场经历了崩盘。

  3. The toddler had a meltdown in the supermarket when denied candy.

    在超市被拒绝给糖果后，那个幼儿情绪崩溃了。

  4. After weeks of pressure, the manager had a complete meltdown during the meeting.

    在经历了数周的压力后，经理在会议上彻底崩溃了。