careen

简明释义

英[kəˈriːn]美[kəˈriːn]

vi. 倾侧，倾斜

vt. 使倾侧，使倾斜

n. 船的倾侧

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1.Illinois seems to careen from one crisis to the next.

看起来伊利诺斯州正从一个危机进入到下一个危机中去。

2.The driver lost control and the car careen down the hill.

因司机失控，那辆汽车就横冲直撞地冲下山去。

3.The Dow Jones industrial average gained 936 points on Monday, the biggest gain in the American stock market since the 1930s, as Wall Street continued to careen through the worst crisis in decades.

周一道指工业指数收盘上涨936点，创下美国市场自上世纪三十年代以来最大单日涨幅，也标志着华尔街依旧游移在几十年来最严重的危机中。

4.As the rules careen forward, position limits still have many critics, even at the CFTC.

在成交量限制法规的推行之际，甚至在美国商品期货交易委员会内部仍然有许多批评之声。

5.The Dow Jones industrial average gained 936 points on Monday, the biggest gain in the American stock market since the 1930s, as Wall Street continued to careen through the worst crisis in decades.

周一道指工业指数收盘上涨936点，创下美国市场自上世纪三十年代以来最大单日涨幅，也标志着华尔街依旧游移在几十年来最严重的危机中。

6.Their ship was put into port to careen and refit.

他们的轮船被送入港口倾侧待修。

7.The market can still careen lower, he warns, but Winters calls this a "great time to be an investor."

温特斯警告说市场仍可能继续小幅下挫，但他说此时正是“投资者大展拳脚的好时候”。

8.Mammy been usin' a rag in a dish of hawg fat fer a light fer nussin' Miss Careen an' Miss Suellen.

嬷嬷晚上看护卡琳小姐和苏伦小姐，是拿根 破布条 放在一碟子油里点着呢。

9.The toddler started to careen across the room, excitedly chasing after the dog.

那个幼儿开始在房间里倾斜，兴奋地追着狗。

10.As the boat hit the waves, it would often careen from side to side.

当船撞击波浪时，它常常会从一侧倾斜到另一侧。

11.The car began to careen down the hill, out of control.

那辆车开始向下倾斜，失去控制。

12.During the storm, the ship would careen dangerously close to the rocky shore.

在风暴中，船会倾斜得危险地靠近岩石海岸。

13.He watched the cyclist careen around the corner, narrowly avoiding a collision.

他看到骑自行车的人在拐角处倾斜，险些发生碰撞。

作文

As the sun began to set over the horizon, casting a warm golden hue across the landscape, I found myself reflecting on the events of the day. I had spent the afternoon at the local fair, where the air was filled with laughter and the enticing aroma of cotton candy. The rides were exhilarating, but one in particular stood out—a roller coaster that seemed to careen (急速倾斜) through the air like a wild stallion. Its steep drops and sharp turns made my heart race with excitement. After several thrilling rides, I decided to take a break and enjoy some food. I sat on a bench, watching as families and friends gathered around, their faces lit up with joy. Children ran around, their laughter echoing in the evening air, while others lined up for the Ferris wheel. The sight of the giant wheel slowly spinning, with people screaming in delight as it careened (急速倾斜) to the top, reminded me of how life often feels like a series of ups and downs. Later, as night fell, the fair transformed into a magical wonderland. Colorful lights twinkled everywhere, and the sounds of cheerful music filled the atmosphere. I decided to brave the roller coaster once more. As I climbed into the seat, I felt a mix of fear and exhilaration. The ride started slowly, but soon we were climbing higher and higher. Just when I thought we were at the peak, the coaster careened (急速倾斜) downwards, and I let out a scream that blended with the joyous shouts of others around me. The thrill of the ride was intoxicating, and I realized that sometimes in life, we must be willing to embrace the moments that make us feel alive, even if they cause us to careen (急速倾斜) out of our comfort zones. Each twist and turn of the roller coaster mirrored the unpredictability of our journeys. Just like the ride, life can be a wild adventure, full of unexpected surprises. After the ride, I felt a rush of adrenaline and a sense of accomplishment. I had faced my fears and enjoyed the experience to the fullest. It reminded me that, much like the roller coaster that careened (急速倾斜) through the air, we should not shy away from challenges or new experiences. Instead, we should embrace them wholeheartedly. As I left the fair, I carried with me not just the memories of the rides and the laughter, but also a newfound appreciation for the moments that make us feel truly alive. Life may often careen (急速倾斜) in unexpected directions, but it's those very moments that shape our experiences and help us grow. In the end, what matters is how we navigate the twists and turns and cherish the journey, no matter how chaotic it may seem.

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