tanked

英 [tæŋkt]

美 [tæŋkt]

adj.  喝醉的;酩酊大醉的
v.  彻底失败; 破产; 倒闭; (尤指故意)输掉(比赛)
tank的过去分词和过去式

过去式：tanked　

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 tanked up


• 喝醉的;酩酊大醉的
  If someone istankedortanked up, they are drunk.

双语例句

• Shanghai stock brokerages went bankrupt after promising returns on stocks that tanked.
  上海的券商在经历了高额回报之后大多破产了。
• This is a stark contrast from only a few years ago. In 2011, customers revolted as the company raised prices and announced plans to spin off the DVD-by-mail business. Netflix stock tanked as 800,000 subscribers fled.
  2011年，Netflix提高服务价格，并宣布将取消DVD邮寄业务，此举引发消费者强烈反弹，多达80万用户相继逃离，Netflix的股价应声暴跌。
• As markets tanked last month, Ping An Insurance unveiled plans to raise up to$ 20bn through an issue of new shares and convertibles.
  在上月中国内地股市跳水之际，平安保险（PingAnInsurance）宣布了通过增发新股和可转换债券筹资至多200亿美元的计划。
• When structured products tanked during the crisis, ratings agencies defended the securities'high scores by arguing that they were too opaque to evaluate.
  结果性产品在危机期间的表现极差，但评级机构辩护称，这些证券当初得分很高是因为它们不够透明，难以评估。
• They tanked up fresh water and took down many coconuts.
  他们打满了淡水，摘了许多椰子。
• The economy tanked. The recession lasted 30 months. Wall Street lost over$ 8 trillion of our retirement money.
  经济下滑，衰退持续了30个月，华尔街把我们的退休金拿去亏了超过八万亿美元。
• We got really tanked up on whisky and beer.
  我们喝威士忌和啤酒喝醉了。
• The health-care reform that chewed up political capital in his first two years tanked with voters, and more than$ 800 billion of stimulus spending has so far failed to deliver the hoped-for growth in jobs.
  医疗改革耗尽了执政前两年众望所归的政治资本，到目前为止，8000多亿美元的刺激计划并没有带来预期增多的工作机会。
• Sector shares tanked, losing a large chunk of their value in just a few weeks.
  投行类股价格一泻千里，短短几周内市值大幅缩水。
• True, in the short term earnings have suffered and share prices have tanked.
  诚然，短期内这影响了公司盈利，并大大压低了股价。