breakneck 的定义
- reckless or dangerous, especially because of excessive speed; hazardous: He raced through the streets at breakneck speed.
breakneck 近义词
extremely fast
更多breakneck例句
- That uncertainty, which comes with untold economic repercussions, contributed to a slower-than-usual free agent market this winter — but one that now appears to have entered a final, breakneck phase.
- Founded in October 2017, the upstart coffee chain grew at an apparently breakneck pace to overtake Starbucks as China’s biggest bean-brew slinger by the start of the year.
- Uggla built up the company through a breakneck series of acquisitions, culminating in the 2016 merger with IHS.
- Nature’s agonizingly slow process of discovery, driven by cosmological and biological evolution on time scales of millions and billions of years, is accelerated to breakneck speeds in the laboratory.
- Strangely, this is happening at a time when vaccine science in general seems to be advancing at breakneck speed.
- Best Buy is caught up in the breakneck world of technological innovation.
- Democrats set out to woo a national network of extremely wealthy donors who could support the new breakneck fundraising pace.
- Private parts, be they of ducks, damselflies or dung beetles, turn out to have evolved novel forms at breakneck speeds.
- Then try to get a ticket for a Maple Leafs match, to watch the breakneck brutality in action.
- To maintain its breakneck growth, it almost has to look for younger members.
- It was really a breakneck sort of excursion, which is very rarely made even by the officers, and certainly never by ladies.
- This coach, of course, traveled by relays, and at what was then considered breakneck speed.
- With a grin the cabman touched his cap, the door banged, and the hansom set off as if the fare were in a breakneck hurry.
- Mounted orderlies were dashing at breakneck speed between the Presidio and the city.
- Sara Lee heard his car going at its usual breakneck speed up the street, and went to the door.