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fizzle [ˈfɪzəl]

n. 嘶嘶声，微弱的结束，失败;
vi. 发嘶嘶声，失败;
过去式：: fizzled 过去分词：: fizzled 现在分词：: fizzling 第三人称单数：: fizzles

例句:

  • AGs, though popular, have tended to fizzle out after the first year.
    来自ECONOMIST
  • The whole project was a fizzle.
    整个计划失败了.
  • " On the other hand , the scheme may fizzle out.
    “ 大概是不行的罢?
  • All our work is a fizzle.
    我的全部工作都完蛋了.
  • The Times Square bomb fizzle has shown the brand to be downright impotent.
    来自FORBES
  • As the year went on, however, the iceball showed signs that it might fizzle out as it neared Earth.
    来自MSN