slump
slump 英 [slʌmp] 美 [slʌmp]
v. 下降，暴跌 n. 衰退；暴跌
进行时:slumping 过去式:slumped 过去分词:slumped 第三人称单数:slumps 名词复数:slumps
- To slump is to fall or slouch down. It's also a downturn in performance — a struggling ballplayer and a sinking economy are both in a slump.
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- v. 下降，暴跌
- n. 衰退；暴跌
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1. Sales have slumped this year.
今年销售量锐减。
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2. Profits slumped by over 50%.
利润突降 50% 以上。
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3. The old man slumped down in his chair.
老先生一屁股跌坐到椅子上。
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4. She slumped to her knees.
她扑通一声跪倒在地。
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5. a slump in profits
利润锐减
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6. the slump of the 1930s
*20 世纪 30 年代的大萧条
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7. The toy industry is in a slump.
玩具业现在不景气。
- slump (n.) "act of slumping, slumping movement," 1850; "heavy decline in prices on the stock exchange," 1888, from slump (v.). Generalized by 1922 to "sharp decline in trade or business."
- slump (v.) 1670s, "fall or sink into a muddy place," probably from a Scandinavian source such as Norwegian and Danish slumpe "fall upon," Swedish slumpa; perhaps ultimately of imitative origin. Related: Slumped; slumping.
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