fizzled

英 [ˈfɪzld]

美 [ˈfɪzld]

v.  (火等)发出嘶嘶声
fizzle的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 虎头蛇尾地结束;草草收场
  If somethingfizzles, it ends in a weak or disappointing way after starting off strongly.
  1. Our relationship fizzled into nothing.
     我们的关系无果而终了。
  2. Fizzle outmeans the same asfizzle.
     fizzle out 同 fizzle
  3. The railway strike fizzled out on its second day as drivers returned to work.
     由于司机复工，铁路罢工第二天就草草收场了。

双语例句

• The field that seems to have fizzled has barely begun to live.
  这个看上去奄奄一息的一领域刚开始出现生气。
• Yet progress fizzled out over questions of cost and implementation.
  然而，由于成本和实施的问题，这一努力最终流产。
• For example, BYD, the electric carmaker backed by billionaire investor Warren Buffett, had planned to introduce China-made vehicles in the US in 2010, but the plans fizzled out.
  比如，曾获亿万富翁沃伦•巴菲特（WarrenBuffett）投资的电动汽车制造商比亚迪（BYD），曾计划在2010年向美国引进中国制造的汽车，结果却不了了之。
• But your relationship has fizzled.
  但是你们的关系失败了。
• But long ago, loose talk of an Olympic boycott had fizzled.
  但不久前，松散的话题，一个奥林匹克抵制已告吹。
• The plan fizzled out.
  计划告吹了。
• The clubbing craze fizzled and was replaced by a low-key pub and bar scene.
  夜总会的狂热烟消云散，取而代之的是一种低调的酒馆业景象。
• His group fizzled somewhere around the 10-year mark, in part because his children were grown by then.
  大约十年后，他的团体解散了，部分原因是他的孩子们那时已长大。
• The firecracker fizzled instead of exploding with a bang.
  鞭炮发嘶嘶声但是没有爆炸。
• But as the protests reached their peak, they unexpectedly fizzled out.
  可是，随著抗议活动达到顶点，它们却出乎意料地失败了。