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/ˈtʌmbl/ |
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1 | if a price or value tumbles, it suddenly becomes much lower (价格或价值)猛跌,暴跌 | Unemployment tumbled to 5.6% in November. 11月的失业率猛降到5.6%。 | |
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2 | if a building or other structure tumbles or tumbles down , it falls to the ground (大楼等建筑物)倒塌,坍塌 | It seemed that the walls had tumbled from the inside. 墙体似乎是从内部倒塌的。 | | 2a | if an organization or system tumbles, it suddenly stops existing (组织或体系突然)瓦解,不复存在 | | The bank came tumbling down in the financial crisis. 这家银行在金融危机中倒闭。 | | |
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3 | if someone tumbles, they fall to the ground 摔倒;跌倒 | 3a | to do gymnastic movements in which you roll your body over on the floor 翻跟头 | | |
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4 | if water tumbles somewhere , a lot of it flows there (水)滚滚而流 | 4a | used about large amounts of other things that move 大量移动 | | Great white clouds tumbled over the mountain peaks above us. 朵朵白云在我们的上空飘过山顶。 | | | 4b | used about long hair that hangs down (头发)垂落 | | Long dark hair tumbled down her back. 乌黑的长发垂落在她的背上。 | | |
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- | ˈtumble ˌto |
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| tumble to sth: to realize or understand something 意识到;明白 |
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