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

• 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。
• Russia's president hoped at one point to nip up to Riga to upstage the NATO summit and mark the birthday of his French counterpart and friend, Jacques Chirac& but this plan fizzled out.
  俄罗斯总统曾希望前往里加短暂一行，一方面抢抢北约首脑会议的风头，另一方面为法国总统、他的老朋友雅克·希拉克庆祝生日。但这一计划未能实施。
• 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。
• It wasn't long before interest in it fizzled out.
  没过多久，人们便对它不感兴趣了。
• The firecracker fizzled but didn't explode.
  爆竹发出微弱的嘶嘶声但没有爆炸。
• The plan fizzled out.
  计划告吹了。
• Napster finally fizzled away in 2011.
  2011年，Napster终于寿终正寝。
• But your relationship has fizzled.
  但是你们的关系失败了。
• The plan fizzled out for lack of money.
  这项计划终因缺乏资金而流产了。
• Prosecution of the case fizzled out for lack of conclusive evidence.
  这件案子因证据不足，也就不了了之了。