spiralled

美 [?spa?r?l] 　英 ['spa?r?l]

• n.螺簧；【物】螺線；【數(shù)】螺(旋)線；【航】盤旋
• v.(〔英國〕 -ll-) 使成螺旋形；(物價)螺旋上升[跌落]
• adj.盤旋的；【數(shù)】螺線的
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)螺旋形的；推理之絆；螺旋的

詞形變化

復(fù)數(shù)：spirals  現(xiàn)在分詞：spiraling  現(xiàn)在分詞：spiralling  過去式：spiraled  過去式：spiralled  

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英漢解釋

adj.	1. 螺旋形的,盤旋的,盤旋上升的 2. 【數(shù)】螺線的
n.	1. 螺簧;【物】螺線 2. 【數(shù)】螺(旋)線 3. 【航】盤旋,盤旋降落 4. 螺旋形物 5. (足球運(yùn)動的)旋球 6. (物價等)不斷加劇上升或下降
v.	1. (〔英國〕 -ll-) 使成螺旋形 2. (物價)螺旋上升[跌落] 3. 【航】盤旋降落[上升]

英英解釋

n.	1. a shape that looks like a set of circles inside each other, made by one line curving inside itself; a shape made by something that curves around a central line or post and along its length 2. a situation that gets worse and worse
v.	1. to move in the shape of a spiral, or to make something do this 2. to continuously become worse, more, or less

例句

Instead, the incident spiralled into a crisis so severe that it almost brought down one of the world's greatest companies.

可相反，該事件演變成一場嚴(yán)重的危機(jī)，幾乎擊垮這個全球最偉大的企業(yè)之一。

Public borrowing spiralled so far out of control that in 1976 the International Monetary Fund had to be called in.

公共債務(wù)大幅飆升至失控的地步，以致于在1976年，英國不得不請求國際貨幣基金組織（IMF）援助。

By now politicians were hotfooting it back, to get a grip on a situation that had clearly spiralled out of control.

現(xiàn)在警方正懸崖勒馬，急著奪回那早已失控的局勢的掌控權(quán)。

But the blast probably marked the point at which events in Iraq spiralled irretrievably out of control.

不過，此次爆炸也許標(biāo)志著，在伊拉克發(fā)生的各種事件，出現(xiàn)了無可挽回的失控。

Fares have been frozen for more than a decade even as the cost of maintaining vehicles and paying police bribes has spiralled.

票價已凍結(jié)十多年，甚至保養(yǎng)車輛和賄賂警察的成本一直在攀高。

Just as revenues look weak, production and marketing costs have spiralled upwards.

在收入下降的同時，制片和營銷成本卻節(jié)節(jié)攀升。

Soon, he spiralled up to the seat of the director-general.

很快他就升任到了局長的職位。

Yet domestic stock markets have spiralled downwards and lurched wildly out of synch with global trends.

然而國內(nèi)股票市場盤旋下跌，并脫離了與全球同步的趨勢，急劇下挫。

Costs in civil cases in England and Wales have spiralled over the last decade.

近十年來，在英格蘭和威爾士地區(qū)民事訴訟的費(fèi)用急劇增加。

She stood by him as he spiralled into drug addiction.

她支持他當(dāng)藥物成癮無法自拔時。

Production, marketing and talent costs have spiralled as sales of DVDs, the industry's most profitable revenue stream, have tumbled.

制片、營銷和演員成本扶搖直上，而DVD銷售（電影業(yè)盈利最豐厚的收入來源）已大幅下降。

then prescribed an even bigger economic role for the state, and the waste and mismanagement spiralled.

賦予了國家一個更大的經(jīng)濟(jì)角色，浪費(fèi)和管理不善使情況不斷惡化。

The adhesive, no poison and no smell, can be used conveniently. It is suitable for making braided hose and spiralled hose.

該膠粘劑使用方便，無毒無嗅，特別適合于橡膠纖維編織管和纏繞管的加工生產(chǎn)等。

'I used to play computer games a lot rather than doing anything else and spiralled into this really bad habit of not going out. '

從前我大部分時間都在玩電腦游戲，不知不覺養(yǎng)成了不愛戶外運(yùn)動的壞習(xí)慣。

A similar protest last April spiralled into chaos and saw combat troops deployed to restore order.

去年四月，類似的抗議示威升溫形成動亂，必須調(diào)派作戰(zhàn)部隊進(jìn)城以恢復(fù)秩序。

Their spend on food has now spiralled up to 65-67 % of their income.

現(xiàn)在，他們的食品開支占其總收入的比例迅速增長至65-67%。

When Lehman collapsed in September, CDS prices spiralled.

在雷曼今年9月破產(chǎn)之際，信貸違約互換價格出現(xiàn)劇烈波動。

Unsurprisingly, since 2008, demand for treatment has spiralled.

自2008年以來，治療需求不斷急劇上升。這毫不奇怪。

CENTRAL banks in the rich world cut interest rates in lockstep in 2008 as the world economy spiralled.

當(dāng)世界經(jīng)濟(jì)逐漸下滑之時，富有國家的中央銀行都把利率降低到2008年的水平。

As his borrowings spiralled, he used his credit cards to buy stocks in a desperate bid to recoup his losses.

隨著他的借款數(shù)量扶搖直上，為了填補(bǔ)虧空，他用信用卡借款買股票，作最后一搏。

The falling leaf spiralled to the ground.

落葉盤旋著飄到了地上。

The disputes spiralled into strikes that set back Honda's production in the world's largest vehicle market by just under 20, 000 vehicles.

糾紛升級成罷工，使本田在世界最大汽車市場的產(chǎn)量減少近2萬輛。

By the time you hear this I will have already spiralled up

你聽到這首歌的時候我已盤旋上升