maelstrom

maelstrom [ˈmeɪlstrɒm]  [ˈmeɪlstrɑ:m] 

第三人称复数:maelstroms

maelstrom 基本解释

maelstrom的反义词

名词大漩涡; 大旋涡

maelstrom 网络解释

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maelstrom 词典解释

1. 大动乱;极度混乱状态;混乱不堪
    If you describe a situation as a maelstrom, you mean that it is very confused or violent.

    e.g. ...the maelstrom of ethnic hatreds and vendetta politics...
           种族仇恨与政治宿怨造成的大动乱
    e.g. Inside, she was a maelstrom of churning emotions.
           她心中的情感似波涛汹涌,起伏不定。

maelstrom 单语例句

1. But Cuban has sat in the maelstrom of most arenas and been insulted enough to know that what Stern is doing is right.

2. They panted with suspense as velocity sucked Di several meters underwater and the ferocious maelstrom whipped his figure to and fro.

3. Analysts say tax incentives could help exporters defend the financial maelstrom, boost confidence and maintain stable export numbers.

4. The driver flicked her meter off and hurled us into the maelstrom.

5. Chinese airlines have weathered the financial maelstrom without too much turbulence, with the latest statistics indicating a profitable year for the air transport industry.

6. However, the railway authority has from the beginning hurled itself into a maelstrom of public controversy.

7. maelstrom的解释

7. The countries of Europe caught up in the maelstrom of the financial crisis have already decided to make important reforms.

8. Such is the lot of a younger child born into the maelstrom of family life.

maelstrom 英英释义

maelstrom

noun

1. a powerful circular current of water (usually the result of conflicting tides)

    Synonym: whirlpool vortex