avalanche.
雪崩,山崩,崩塌,崩塌的
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n.noun · 名词
- 1.
- ›a large mass of snow, ice, etc., detached from a mountain slope and sliding or falling suddenly downward.
- ›anything like an avalanche in suddenness and overwhelming quantity: an avalanche of misfortunes; an avalanche of fan mail.
- ›Also called Townsend avalanche. Physics, Chemistry. a cumulative ionization process in which the ions and electrons of one generation undergo collisions that produce a greater number of ions and electrons in succeeding generations.
v.verb · 无主动词
- 1.
av·a·lanched, av·a·lanch·ing.
- ›to come down in, or like, an avalanche.
v.verb · 有主动词
- 1.
av·a·lanched, av·a·lanch·ing.
- ›to overwhelm with an extremely large amount of anything; swamp.
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Examples
Now I take 45 minutes for coffee and a little breakfast, check the avalanche report, and I’m out the door.
No one wants to be caught under a snack or linen avalanche every time they open their pantry.
These days, when something important or “newsy” happens, there’s an avalanche of content online that overwhelms people and leaves them less certain of what’s happening than before.
After the Thomas Fire burned across hills around the town, rain led to a kind of muddy avalanche so powerful it carried entire boulders.
After staff and guests are cut off from all access to the outside world by a devastating avalanche, resentments are laid bare as the corporate food chain unravels and office politics take a deadly turn.
And Duke was a closet Nazi getting exposed by an avalanche of reporting.
Horst Ulrich, a 72-year-old German on a trek with a group of friends, watched four Nepali guides swept away by an avalanche.
It was an avalanche in lower Manhattan, reaching 2.4 on the Richter scale.
And after enough snowflakes of conflict comes the avalanche.
Many of the other Nepali Sherpas working on the mountain witnessed the as it covered their friends and fellow workers.