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slumped

/sluhmp/US // slʌmp //UK // (slʌmp) //

颓废的,颓丧的,坍塌的,颓废

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v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to drop or fall heavily; collapse: Suddenly she slumped to the floor.
    • : to assume a slouching, bowed, or bent position or posture: Stand up straight and don't slump!
    • : to decrease or fall suddenly and markedly, as prices or the market.
    • : to decline or deteriorate, as health, business, quality, or efficiency.
    • : to sink into a bog, muddy place, etc., or through ice or snow.
    • : to sink heavily, as the spirits.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : an act or instance of slumping.
    • : a decrease, decline, or deterioration.
    • : a period of decline or deterioration.
    • : any mild recession in the economy as a whole or in a particular industry.
    • : a period during which a person performs slowly, inefficiently, or ineffectively, especially a period during which an athlete or team fails to play or score as well as usual.
    • : a slouching, bowed, or bent position or posture, especially of the shoulders.
    • : a landslide or rockslide.
    • : the vertical subsidence of freshly mixed concrete that is a measure of consistency and stiffness.
    • : New England Cooking. a dessert made with cooked fruit, especially apples or berries, topped with a thick layer of biscuit dough or crumbs.

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Examples

  • We don’t get the full blow-by-blow of Diana’s strange engagement to a difficult and even cruelly neglectful Charles, played terrifically by Josh O’Connor, who is all doleful slumps and unseemly bouts of self-pity.

  • India’s banking system, which is reeling under a spate of corporate defaults, is facing a fresh wave of bad loans triggered by the Covid-19 slump.

  • The global pandemic and resulting slump in the two economies can be blamed for part of the shortfall.

  • Swedish furniture retailer IKEA’s online strategy helped it survive the Covid-19 slump in India.

  • The June jobs numbers also show the economic slump is still hitting some communities harder than others.

  • He then slumped to the floor, to the amazement of his audience, having departed this plane of earthly existence.

  • She slumped as their 18 year-old son, Eric Jr., escorted her up to the open coffin.

  • In the downstairs exhibit hall, attendees of all ages slumped on the white sofas like bleary-eyed rag dolls.

  • Then, the infamous “47 percent” video hits, and we cut to Romney slumped in a chair, holding his head in his hands.

  • Its stock has slumped over the past year, off by nearly one third.

  • Inside the Continental Exhibition Corporation one man was slumped over a desk, an automatic half-gripped in his inert hand.

  • But his action was just an instant too late, for the next moment, the old man slumped to the floor.

  • Belle Shaler slumped to the table, swung up on it, and lit a cigarette before she condescended to glance down at Flick.

  • In the candle-light, palely golden and swaying, Eric saw Suzanne slumped limply in John's arms.

  • Indeed his feeling slumped down through indifference to dislike.