fizzle 的 2 个定义
fiz·zled, fiz·zling.
- to make a hissing or sputtering sound, especially one that dies out weakly.
- Informal. to fail ignominiously after a good start: The reform movement fizzled out because of poor leadership.
- a fizzling, hissing, or sputtering.
- Informal. a failure; fiasco.
fizzle 近义词
collapse, fall through
更多fizzle例句
- Robin had so much energy, the electricity from your electrical device would fizzle.
- Could Occupy Wall Street yet prove a harbinger rather than a fizzle?
- He predicted that without more mobilization and pressure from outside, reform could “fizzle.”
- But the thing about phenoms is they can come in hot and then fizzle into a lower voltage of play.
- If U.S.-Pakistan cooperation were in fact to fizzle, clearly such operations would be compromised.
- He was a fizzle and a stick, he knew it, he knew nothing else, and there is an undercurrent of bitterness in him.
- But, as his rhyme ended with such an ignominious fizzle, he hurried away with a snort of disgust.
- “And I know you labor under a mistake,” said Fizzle, elevating his chin, and folding his arms pugnaciously over his striped vest.
- "I am sorry that it has been such a fizzle," she turned to him with a sort of shy, girlish friendliness and impulsiveness.
- A match lit up the darkness; he caught the well-known purr and fizzle of grains of incense.