imploded

英 [ɪmˈpləʊdɪd]

美 [ɪmˈploʊdɪd]

v.  向心聚爆; 内爆; 向内坍塌; 突然崩溃
implode的过去分词和过去式

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

• Greece became the epicenter of Europes debt crisis after Wall Street imploded in 2008.
  2008年，美国华尔街爆发了金融危机。希腊成为欧洲债务危机的重灾区。
• I am in that second category: in 1991, the community where I was living in the USSR imploded unexpectedly into a brutal civil war, leaving me haunted by the awareness that seemingly impregnable systems can sometimes be very fragile.
  我属于第二种：1991年，我所生活的前苏联社会出人意料地陷入了残酷的内战，这让我痛苦地意识到，表面上牢不可破的体系有时也会非常脆弱。
• If unemployment has exploded upwards it can only be because, after Lehman imploded, workers chose to take a holiday.
  如果失业率大幅上升，那只能是因为在雷曼（Lehman）破产后，工人们选择了休假。
• This year lots of frauds we have been aware of for some time have imploded.
  汉普顿说，我们在一段时间以前就已经知晓的很多欺诈行为已在今年败露；
• If you think that hedge funds have escaped the crisis, just think about what would happen if the credit default swap market imploded.
  如果你认为对冲基金已经逃脱了危机，那就想想如果信贷违约掉期市场发生内爆，将会带来什么后果。
• Banks with high capital ratios, such as Lehman Brothers and Iceland's lenders, imploded, while those with lower ratios survived.
  当那些低资本比率的银行幸免于难的时候，拥有高的资本比率的银行，如雷曼兄弟和冰岛信贷，破产了。
• US car unions proved much more amenable after their industry all but imploded during the financial crisis.
  汽车产业在金融危机期间濒临崩溃后，美国汽车业工会就变通了许多。
• The Department of justice is investigating the company for giving subprime mortgage securities top ratings just before they imploded.
  美国司法部（TheDepartmentofJustice）正在对该公司就其在次级抵押贷款证券崩盘前仍给予这些证券最高评级一事展开调查。
• They had to fail, as they would in any event have imploded upon themselves.
  它们必须舍弃，因为它们在任何的事件中都只会暴露自身的不足。
• Even before the western financial world imploded – stoking fears of a global recession that has chilled the hearts of car buyers, even in faraway China – industry analysts were expecting a slowdown in Chinese car sales this year.
  西方金融界的崩溃引发了人们对全球经济衰退的担忧，购车意愿已经冷却，即使是在遥远的中国。但在这场崩溃出现之前，业内分析人士就已预料到今年中国汽车销售将会放缓。