dwindling

1. 缩小, 减少：comatose: 昏睡状态的, 昏睡的 | dwindling: 缩小, 减少 | dire: 可怕的

2. 缩小的：ditch 摆脱 | dwindling 缩小的 | fiercely 猛烈地

3. 缩小：He turned away in distaste. 他厌恶地转过脸. | Dwindling:缩小 | Dwindle v. become gradually less or smaller 逐渐变少或变小

4. 逐渐变少或变小：我的脚快痛死了My feet are killing me. | 逐渐变少或变小dwindling | 两小时后我们都觉得无聊透顶 -菜也越上越少Two hours later, we were bored. Supplies were dwindling,

1. The ornithologists involved in the project have yet to conclude what effect the dwindling number ducks and swans would have on the food chain.

2. To solve the problem of the rapid dwindling of land available for graves, the present Shanghai Public Memorial Park Administrative Regulation may be amended by the administrative department.

3. Options are dwindling for a condemned killer who argues he's too fat to be executed humanely under the state's lethal injection process.

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4. But many see dwindling membership and a damaging internal row at IG Metall as proof unions lack the power to sway policy.

5. Dwindling demand forced business owners to fight harder for market share by offering a quality service.

6. With the deepening of reform and the rising of China's international status, those who demonize China are gaining a dwindling audience.

7. State investment in the industry has been declining as a result of the metal's dwindling weight in China's foreign exchange reserves and gold market deregulation.

8. Analysts attributed the sharp decline to the dwindling demand from the textile and garment industries, which were hit hard as the global economic downturn curbed export orders.

9. While home buyers have been somewhat relieved to see prices moving downward, dwindling revenues from property taxes and land sales to developers have unsettled local governments.

10. She said that dwindling coal demand resulting from the global economic crisis was likely to drive prices down.

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