imploding

英 [ɪmˈpləʊdɪŋ]

美 [ɪmˈploʊdɪŋ]

v.  向心聚爆; 内爆; 向内坍塌; 突然崩溃
implode的现在分词

现在分词：imploding　

COCA.44591

柯林斯词典

• VERB 内爆;向心聚爆;向心压挤
  If somethingimplodes, it collapses into itself in a sudden and violent way.
  1. The engine imploded...
     发动机内爆了。
  2. He has nightmares about the tanks imploding.
     他老是做油箱爆炸的噩梦。
• VERB 崩溃;瓦解
  If something such as an organization or a systemimplodes, it suddenly ends completely because it cannot deal with the problems it is experiencing.
  1. ...the possibility that the party may implode in opposition.
     该党派于在野期间瓦解的可能性

双语例句

• Interaction Between Chemical Reactions and Spherically Imploding Detonation Waves
  化学反应和球面聚心爆轰波的相互作用
• It looked as though it was imploding.
  看上去大楼像是自己爆炸的。
• In the depths of the global economic crisis, the US government was not the only one feeling forced to put taxpayers 'money on the line to prevent car manufacturers from imploding.
  在全球经济危机最严重时期，感到自己必须要拿纳税人的资金去冒险，以阻止汽车制造商破产的，并非只有美国政府。
• Study of wire property of Z-pinch plasma imploding process
  丝阵Z箍缩等离子体内爆过程单丝特性研究
• The Temperature measurements of imploding gas detonation were carried out successfully by using the Planck's spectral radiation principle.
  本文利用Planck光谱辐射原理成功测量了内聚爆轰温度。
• But, when private lenders tighten the noose, notionally private debt tends to turn into public debt, as governments try to rescue imploding financial systems and sustain activity in collapsing economies.
  但是，随着政府试图纾困即将内爆的金融体系，维持面临崩溃的经济活动，当私人放贷机构收紧放贷的时候，名义私人债务倾向于变成公共债务。
• It arrived seven blocks north-west of the NYSE, at the World Financial Centre headquarters of Merrill Lynch, where the investment bank was in the process of imploding.
  新的挑战在纽交所西北七个街区处出现了，这里是美林总部所在地世界金融中心大厦（WorldFinancialCentre）。这家投资银行正处于内爆过程。
• He has nightmares about the tanks imploding.
  他老是做油箱爆炸的噩梦。
• What is imploding though is the securitisation world.
  不过，证券化世界确实发生了内爆。
• When the hedge fund long term capital management was imploding in 1998, Mr Buffett gave its managers an hour to accept or reject his terms for a cash infusion.
  在1998年长期资本管理公司（long-termcapitalmanagement）濒临崩溃时，巴菲特给了其管理层一个小时的时间来决定，是接受还是拒绝他现金注资的条件。