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spiral ☞spiraladj. [′spaɪrǝl]
双解释义 螺旋的 advancing or ascending in a continuous curve that winds round a central point 句型例句 用作表语 ▲ S+be+~+prep.-phrase A snail's shell is spiral in form. 蜗牛壳呈螺旋形。☞spiraln. [′spaɪrǝl] (spirals)
双解释义 1. C 螺旋(线) spiral line2. C 螺旋式的上升(或下降) continuous increase or decrease in two or more quantities alternately because each depends on the other(s) 句型例句 A coiled spring forms a spiral. 一条卷起来的弹簧形成一个螺旋形。 They ticked off a few specific causes for the price spiral in their country. 他们列举了他们国内物价螺旋形上升的几个具体原因。☞spiralv. [′spaɪrǝl] (spirals;spiralled/〈美〉spiraled;spiralling/〈美〉spiraling)
双解释义 1. vi.盘旋上升(或下降) move in a spiral course 2. vi.(物价等)不断急剧地上升(或下降) increase or decrease continuously 句型例句 用作不及物动词 ▲ S+~(+A) The falling leaf spiralled to the ground. 落叶盘旋着飘到了地上。 Prices are still spiralling. 物价仍在急剧上涨。补充资料 [派生词] spirally adv.螺旋地,盘旋地 |