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ver·tig·i·nous·ly 英vɜː'tɪdʒɪnəslɪ美vɜː'tɪdʒɪnəslɪ COCA¹³⁵²⁵⁴BNC¹⁷³⁹⁹⁵⁺²Economist⁵³⁵⁸¹⁺¹
基本例句
adv.旋转地⁵⁰令人眩晕地;迅速变化地⁵⁰
For the past year investors and credit- rating agencies have been living in a state of suspended disbelief as Britain’s public finances have deteriorated vertiginously.
去年，由于英国公共财政的严重恶化，投资者和信用评级机构一直处于一种搁置怀疑的状态。 ecocn
The cost of entitlements has been rising vertiginously, and will do so even faster as the baby-boomers retire.
权益成本如同坐火箭般飙升，随着婴儿潮一代年迈退休，将上涨更快。 ecocn
The world art market had already been losing momentum for a while after rising vertiginously since2003.
在从2003年的快速发展之后，世界的艺术市场已经有一段时间失去了它的发展势头。 ecocn
As Asia continues to grow vertiginously, it will need a lot more infrastructure, regulated or not, and YTL, says Mr Yeoh, has shown it can provide it.
当亚洲继续保持令人眩晕的增长，它将需要更多的基础设施，规范的或不规范的，而 YTL， Yeoh先生说，已经证明自己能够提供这些东西。 ecocn
Cinematic equivalents of a radical kind of creative nonfiction, they are often partly autobiographical and move vertiginously between present and past, until the two are one.
这些类似于某种激进的创意性非小说类型的电影，往往是自传性的，时常令人目眩地游离于现在和过去之间，直到二者融为一体。 ccdphotospring.com |