fizzle

英 [ˈfɪzl]

美 [ˈfɪzl]

v.  (火等)发出嘶嘶声

过去式：fizzled　过去分词：fizzled　第三人称单数：fizzles　现在分词：fizzling　复数：fizzles　

BNC.20726 / COCA.17860

短语动词

短语用例

fizzle out

• （顺利开始）结果失败，终成泡影；虎头蛇尾
  to gradually become less successful and end in a disappointing way

牛津词典

verb

• （火等）发出嘶嘶声
  when sth, especially sth that is burning, fizzles , it makes a sound like a long ‘s’

柯林斯词典

• VERB 虎头蛇尾地结束;草草收场
  If somethingfizzles, it ends in a weak or disappointing way after starting off strongly.
  1. Our relationship fizzled into nothing.
     我们的关系无果而终了。
  2. Fizzle outmeans the same asfizzle.
     fizzle out 同 fizzle
  3. The railway strike fizzled out on its second day as drivers returned to work.
     由于司机复工，铁路罢工第二天就草草收场了。

英英释义

noun

• a complete failure
  1. the play was a dismal flop
  Synonym:flopbust
• a fricative sound (especially as an expression of disapproval)
  1. the performers could not be heard over the hissing of the audience
  Synonym:hisshissinghushingsibilation

verb

• end weakly
  1. The music just petered out--there was no proper ending
  Synonym:taper offpeter outfizzle out

双语例句

• The subsequent market rallies that accompany such moves usually fizzle out after it becomes clear that the root of the problem still exists.
  根据以往的经验来判断，当市场发现根本问题并未解决之后，救市推动的市场上涨通常都是昙花一现。
• This uprising could fizzle out just as fast as it has exploded.
  这次起义失败的速度可能会和它爆发的速度一样快。
• Even when you do get around to it, the sizzle has clearly begun to fizzle.
  即便你总算去进行的时候，热情也显然开始降温。
• Well, it may just turn out to be an infatuation that may fizzle out sooner than you realize.
  嗯，那最终或许只是一时的迷恋――爱火在你意识到之前就迅速冷却。
• Or with weak those who fizzle out is Anacreontic and tonal build a joy, cordial atmosphere.
  或用淡黄的明朗色调营造出欢乐、诚挚的气氛。
• In some countries, protests will fizzle out.
  在一些国家，抗议将不了了之。
• I would let a relationship fizzle more than having a direct conversation with somebody about why it's toxic or how it's not working, he said.
  他说，我会选择冷处理和同事间的关系，而不是直接去找某个人谈，告诉他/她为什么我们的关系是有害的或者有问题的。
• If the reforms do fizzle, the government could well try to boost the economy again by deploying the old approach of big infrastructure spending and ordering state-owned banks to crank up their lending – precisely the model that many analysts say has become a blueprint for unsustainable growth.
  如果改革最终以失败收场，政府将再次通过以往的方式提振经济&大力投资基础设施，授意国有银行加大放贷。许多分析师表示，正是这样一种模式为经济增长的不可持续性埋下了伏笔。
• Without a sense of urgency, the change program will fizzle out quickly.
  没有紧迫感，变化计划很快就会失败。
• Sceptics argue that the financial system is broken, over-indebted consumers have reached breaking point and the recovery in business confidence will fizzle out as state-financed vehicle incentive schemes end.
  怀疑论者辩称，金融体系已经垮掉，过度负债的消费者已达到极限，随着政府的刺激措施步入尾声，企业信心的恢复将成泡影。