plunging

英 [ˈplʌndʒɪŋ]

美 [ˈplʌndʒɪŋ]

adj.  低领的; 凹领的; 深开领的
v.  使突然前冲(或下落); 暴跌; 骤降; 突降; 陡峭地向下倾斜
plunge的现在分词

现在分词：plunging　复数：plungings　

BNC.35416 / COCA.28109

牛津词典

adj.

• 低领的；凹领的；深开领的
  cut in a deep V shape at the front
  1. a plunging neckline
     深开式领口

柯林斯词典

• （女服领口）低V字形的，深开的
  A dress or blouse with aplungingneckline is cut in a very low V-shape at the front.

双语例句

• Plunging markets and the credit freeze have led to banks and insurers writing down billions in the value of their holdings, crushing profits and undermining capital reserves.
  市场暴跌和信贷紧缩已导致银行和保险公司减记了数十亿资产价值，使得它们的利润大幅下降、资本储备减少。
• The prospect of imminent war caused plunging stock prices and a failure of remittance from overseas.
  对战争即将来临的预见使得股票价格猛跌，也断绝了海外汇款。
• Hungary has been hit particularly hard, with buyers for government bonds vanishing and the stock market plunging.
  匈牙利受到的打击尤为沉重，政府债券的买家消失了，股市暴跌。
• Airlines have been hit by plunging passenger numbers and air freight volumes since last autumn.
  自去年秋季以来，航空公司一直受到乘客数量和航空货运量大幅下滑的冲击。
• The divers encountered treacherous currents after plunging from their wooden boat off Tatawa island on Thursday afternoon.
  潜水者们周四下午在Tatawa岛附近从木船跳入海中后遇到了险流。
• Plunging bond prices would further undermine many European banks and confidence in eurozone economies.
  而债券价格跳水，可能对欧洲众多银行以及市场对欧元区的信心造成进一步损伤。
• All through the summer, travelling carriages came crawling up, or went plunging briskly downwards past the mill;
  整整一个夏天，旅行的马车不是爬上来，就是从磨房前轻快地冲下山去。
• Plunging asset prices affect the private banks 'two main sources of earnings.
  资产价格暴跌影响了私人银行的两个重要盈利源泉。
• Civil war and famine sent the nation plunging into anarchy.
  内战和饥荒使该国陷入了无政府状态。
• Far more important was that their market share was plunging.
  更为重要的是，他们在市场上所占的份额每况愈下。