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nosedive

vi. 俯冲, (价格)猛跌, 暴落

nosedive

[ noun ]

a sudden sharp drop or rapid decline

<noun.process>

the stock took a nosedive

a steep nose-down descent by an aircraft

<noun.act>

[ verb ]

plunge nose first; drop with the nose or front first, of aircraft

<verb.motion>

nosedive \nose"dive`\, nose-dive \nose"-dive`\v. i.
To drop with the nose or front first, as of an airplane.

Syn: nosedive.
[WordNet 1.5]

LONDON-dated AM-Markets-Europe, Share prices nosedive across Europe, disrupting trading in several financial centers and prompting authorities to step in to try to contain the damage. Latest version moved as f0288.
However, Mr. Icahn has already done better than expected in pulling TWA out of its nosedive by slashing costs last year and riding a much improved tourist season this year.
He said witnesses reported the aircraft pitched violently for about two minutes before making a nosedive.
Because of the stock market turmoil set off by the Friday the 13th nosedive, the Fed has eased a key interest rate from about 9 percent to 8.75 percent.
The editor of the Communist Party newspaper Pravda, facing a hostile staff and a nosedive in circulation, said Oct. 24 he had offered to resign but was told by Mikhail Gorbachev and the Politburo to stay on.
Much of the gain probably reflected a return to normal levels of activity after a January nosedive caused largely by bad weather in some parts of the country.
The dollar took a nosedive as traders interpreted trade figures to show consumer spending was sowing.
The stock market pulled out of its nosedive once again yesterday, as a rebound in world equity markets and foreign buying of U.S. stocks lifted share prices in an active, but relatively stable session in New York.
Nordbanken, 71% state-controlled, blamed the red ink on a deepening nosedive by Swedish property markets that has clobbered real estate and finance companies who are big borrowers.
"If that happens, production will nosedive."
Corn futures prices pulled out of an early nosedive to settle higher.
Bernice Cramer bought a home for $437,000 in Newton, Mass., in June 1988 and has watched its value nosedive.
Failure, they said, could send prices into a nosedive.
There were fears that after five years of autocratic Premadasa rule, there would be political instability and the economy would nosedive. In the event, a power transition was effected with the minimum of disruption.
Several veteran traders, however, said the drop exceeded the historic June 1973 nosedive in soybean prices.
Have the daughter pretend that Dad is her ageing boyfriend. And then sit back to watch the film nosedive at the box office.
Instead of a nosedive, analysts said, the tax announcement could trigger a steady 3%-a-day decline.
He had been expected to take his single-engine biplane through three corkscrew turns during a nosedive from about 1,500 feet.
The rumor apparently was sparked by a recent nosedive in Hutton's shares, which yesterday continued their drop, to $16.75, down $6.375, in New York Stock Exchange composite trading.
It coincided with a nosedive of the already weak economy that continues even now.
A substantial amount of debt piled up in the early 1980s when many farmers found themselves overinvested in farmland amid a nosedive in per-acre prices.
The monthly U.S. trade deficit widened by more than 11 percent in February to $13.8 billion, the government said Thursday, sending both stock prices and the dollar on a nosedive.
His popularity could nosedive and he knows it.
Stock prices took a sudden nosedive late today, driving the Dow Jones industrial average down to a loss of 100 points with less than an hour to go before the closing bell.

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