spiralled

英 [ˈspaɪrəld]

美 [ˈspaɪrəld]

v.  螺旋式上升(或下降); 盘旋上升(或下降); 急剧增长
spiral的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

in AM, use 美国英语用 spiraling, spiraled


• N-COUNT 螺旋(形)
  Aspiralis a shape which winds round and round, with each curve above or outside the previous one.
  1. Spiralis also an adjective.
     
  2. ...a spiral staircase.
     螺旋形楼梯
• V-ERG (使)盘旋着生长(或移动)
  If somethingspiralsoris spiralledsomewhere, it grows or moves in a spiral curve.
  1. Vines spiraled upward toward the roof...
     藤蔓盘旋着朝屋顶方向生长。
  2. ...a bullet spiralling out of a gun barrel...
     从枪管里飞旋而出的子弹
  3. A joss stick spiralled smoke.
     一柱线香青烟袅袅。
  4. Spiralis also a noun.
     
  5. Larks were rising in spirals from the ridge.
     云雀从山脊上盘旋着飞起。
• VERB (数量、水平)急遽增长
  If an amount or levelspirals, it rises quickly and at an increasing rate.
  1. Production costs began to spiral.
     生产成本开始急遽上升。
  2. ...a spiralling trend of violence...
     暴力急遽上升的态势
  3. The divorce rate is spiralling upwards.
     离婚率正急遽上升。
  4. Spiralis also a noun.
     
  5. ...an inflationary spiral.
     急遽加快的通货膨胀
  6. ...a spiral of debt.
     债务激增
• VERB (数量、水平)急遽变化
  If an amount or levelspiralsdownwards, it falls quickly and at an increasing rate.
  1. House prices will continue to spiral downwards.
     房价将继续暴跌。

双语例句

• The Bank of England had suggested that the ready availability of migrant workers was one reason why wage rises have not spiralled out of control in a tight labour market.
  英国央行（bankofengland）已表示，在供不应求的劳动力市场中，现成的移民工人，是工资上涨速度没有失控的原因之一。
• As losses spiralled out of control, a US Senate report later said, they began using prices away from the midpoint that hid the scale of the potential damage.
  美国参议院后来的一份报告称，随着亏损扩大至失控，他们开始利用偏离中间点的定价来掩盖潜在损失的规模。
• A few wisps of smoke spiralled up. Smoke could be seen rising above the trees.
  几缕轻烟缭缭上升。烟雾缭绕在树梢上。
• Production, marketing and talent costs have spiralled as sales of DVDs, the industry's most profitable revenue stream, have tumbled.
  制片、营销和演员成本扶摇直上，而DVD销售（电影业盈利最丰厚的收入来源）已大幅下降。
• William spiralled up to being the head of his department.
  威廉扶摇直上，当上他的那个部门的头头。
• A joss stick spiralled smoke.
  一柱线香青烟袅袅。
• After all, the number of animals being killed by poachers has spiralled in recent years, as impoverished Africans and Asians rush to meet soaring demand for animal parts from countries such as China.
  毕竟，近年来死于偷猎者之手的动物数量呈螺旋式上升，原因是穷困的非洲和亚洲人为了满足中国等国对动物器官日益飙升的需求而大肆猎杀动物。
• The falling leaf spiralled to the ground.
  落叶盘旋著飘到了地上。
• When Lehman collapsed in September, CDS prices spiralled.
  在雷曼今年9月破产之际，信贷违约互换价格出现剧烈波动。
• The incident has spiralled into a national scandal that reveals the depth of popular anger at the power and privilege enjoyed by members of the ruling elite in a society where the gap between rich and poor has reached extreme levels.
  这一事件迅速升级为一个全国性丑闻，显示出中国民众对统治精英阶层享有的权力和特权的愤怒。在中国社会，贫富差距已达到极高水平。